This is my first time QCing and I left a lot of comments 😅
notation is {page number}/{panel number}, and when referring to other review comments, {page number}/{panel number}/{review comment number}.
If there’s certain categories of comment you don’t agree with, do say that, I won’t mention them in future.
42/3: “you are†is a bit awkward in speech, I think “you're†is more natural
43/2: Dots after ã‚“ only partially removed
43/3: “It’s too bad†isn’t an idiom; it’s either “That’s too bad†or “Too badâ€
44/1: Text off-center in 2nd bubble
44/3: “But†repeated
44/4: Mixed use off crossbar “I� Not sure if intentional, but it looks a bit weird to me.
45/2: Text off-center, and I’m not sure about “In general you will always match meâ€, it just comes across weird. Maybe something like “You always want to match with me†instead?
45/4: ã partially removed
46/1: “That means†is repeated from the previous page, but I think the second one might read better as “It meansâ€
46/1: Repeated use of the word “customer†doesn’t read well. Maybe replace the first with “It means she sees me as special, right?!â€, or the second with “I’m not just a stranger any more†or “I’m not just some random any moreâ€
46/3: Uncapitalize “Withâ€, and needs a semicolon at the end
46/4: Uncapitalize “Becameâ€, and needs a comma at the end
46/5: Uncapitalize “Andâ€
46/5: Text off-center for “Yeah, it is!â€
46/5: Possibly add a comma in “Since you must be short on time[,] do you eat toast in the morning?â€
47/1: “You are†again, which might read better as “you’reâ€
47/1: “Is there any bread that you are fond of?†is a bit of a weird thing to ask; maybe “Are there any types of bread you’re fond of?†is better
47/2: Another thing where inserting “types of†or “kinds of†would help: “I like various types of little rollâ€. Or just “I do like little rollsâ€. Unless of course she means that when she eats bread, she buys several little rolls that are pairwise distinct flavours, but that seems unlikely?
47/2: “Ones with things like Gobou salad or gratin on top†– I’d remove the “things likeâ€, since to me it reads too vague. Or maybe replace it with “toppings likeâ€
48/3: “Some bread†introduces an uncountable noun, so here she should say “This much?†rather than “This many?â€.
48/3: I don’t really like the repeated use of “pleaseâ€. Maybe use “do accept them†instead, or remove the “Oh pleaseâ€?
48/3: “As long as it’s not a bother†to me is more natural as “If it’s not a botherâ€.
48/4: I’m pretty sure “I’ll take you at your word†is not an idiom. An idiom that does convey the same meaning is eluding me, but I think it might work to replace entirely with something like “Well then, thank you very much†or “Then I appreciate your generosityâ€.
48/6: This calls back to 47/2/1, where it’s not clear whether Sayaka has taste for many different types of roll, or whether she enjoys possessing several different types of roll at once. If we use the former interpretation, then I think this should be rewritten as “Since you said you like many different types of bunâ€.
48/6: I usually am the one to have the Oxford comma suggested to me, but I would suggest its usage here: “Japanese, Western, and Chineseâ€.
48/6: “There’s a meatball bun, one with gratin, and [one with] twice cooked pork.†I’m assuming that all the foodstuffs she’s referring to are buns.
49/1: Repeated use of “soâ€. Can replace the 2nd sentence with “I tried them out and I think the flavor’s OK.â€
49/1: I’d go for “To go out of your way (and → to) make them to suit my own tastes…â€
49/4: “or anything†is redundant
49/5: “The next time†→ “Next timeâ€
50/3: “for Sayaka†has a white outline
51/1: Relates to 48/6/1
52/3: Off-center text in 4th bubble
52/5: To me “yummy†feels like too childish of a word, so I’d suggest “tasty†or “deliciousâ€
52/5: “however†is too formal, I’d prefer “butâ€
52/5: “just†repeated, perhaps “Thanking me for my thanks is (just → a bit) over the top…â€
53/2: Comma after “fabric I haveâ€
53/2: “and then if there’s†→ “and if there’sâ€
53/2: “.†needed after “for you with thatâ€
53/2: “I’d like to make something for you with that.†would read better to me as “I could make something for you with it.â€
54/1: Add ellipses or exclamation mark
55/2: Punctuation after “Whooaaâ€
55/3: “Here to here†collides a bit with “just aboutâ€; needs some relayouting
56/2: “That’s amazing!†and “So cute!†a bit off-center
56/5: Punctuation after “Yeahâ€
56/5: “it would†→ “it’dâ€
56/5: “too young†→ “too youthfulâ€
56/5: “the color and the fabric†→ “the color and fabricâ€
56/6: Repeated use of “Sheâ€, maybe just have “She, uhh… / really knows her stuff!â€?
56/7: I’d suggest “could it be… / you wereâ€
58/1: Punctuation after “Okayâ€
58/3: Text off-center in first bubble
58/4: “would not have†→ “wouldn’t have†(or “wouldn’t’ve†if you like chaining contractions ;)
59/1: Text off-center in 2nd bubble
60/3: Text off-center in 4th bubble
60/4: Text off-center in 1st bubble
60/4: Repeated “Butâ€. And an ellipses at the end might work better?
61/2: Text off-center in 2nd bubble
61/2: Repeated “I’d love†– replace “I’d love to have†with “I really want to†or “I really like toâ€
62/1: “Let’s do (that → it)â€
62/2: Text message should have more padding on the left.
62/2: Pointy bit of the text message bubble was rubbed out.
62/3: Punctuation
62/5: “Good (Morning → morning)†(×2)
63/1: “Where is the bakery (where you work → you work at)?â€, to avoid repeated “whereâ€
69/5: “she’s on her lunch†→ “she’s on lunch breakâ€
71/3: Punctuation after “I’m sorryâ€
71/3: “all the sudden†is not an idiom, use “so suddenlyâ€, “without warningâ€, or “without noticeâ€
73/3: I think ellipses after “For always†would look good
77/1: Text off-center in 2nd bubble
77/2: Punctuation after “Remi-sanâ€
78/2: Text off-center in 2nd bubble
78/2: Change of font mid-sentence?