Komi Can't Communicate, Vol. 5

Really good volume, lots of parts where I chuckled out loud. Lots of cute and quirky characters getting up to allsorts.

I obviously had to get this particular volume from Amazon because it was sold out in the stores.

Book arrived in pristine conditio. Quick shipping, thanks for the free bookmark

Volume 5 of Komi Can't Communicate continues the adventures of Shoko Komi, a teenage girl with almost no social skills who wants to break out of her shell and eventually make 100 friends. This particular volume contains chapters 58 through 72. The story of this volume is mostly dominated by a school festival. Komi and her classmates must prepare and run their choice of a project for the festival. Volume 5 continues the success and enjoyable premise and characters of the first four volumes of this series. In fact, I would say that this is probably the best in the series so far. With the school festival used as part of a story arc over several chapters, we get a longer story than the more vignette-style of storytelling utilized so far. It is definitely enjoyable seeing the characters so far introduced take part in a longer story and working together, even if it means more comedy. Indeed, I found the writing in this volume to be quite hilarious, especially several instances where Najimi continues to demonstrate her over-excitability and near-total lack of self-awareness. As with previous volumes, a couple new characters are introduced who each have their own quirks and funny moments. I definitely found myself laughing out loud several times reading this. As with the previous volumes, the artwork continues to be top notch from the detailed backgrounds and the expressive characters. As the cover of this volume implies, part of the story involves characters dressing up as maids which offers many cute moments in addition to the humor. Overall, this is a fun volume and I found it to be a good continuation of the series so far. If you liked the story up to this point, you will like this volume.

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