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In this comment, we discuss the mathematical formalism used in Boumali et al. (2020) which describes the superstatistical thermal properties of a one-dimensional Dirac oscillator. In particular, we point out the importance of maintaining the Legendre structure unaltered to ensure an accurate description of the thermodynamic observables when a Tsallis-like statistical description is assumed. Also, we remark that all the negative poles have to take into account to calculate the Gibbs--Boltzmann partition function. Our findings show that the divergences obtained by the authors in the Helmholtz free energy, which are propagated to the other thermal properties, are a consequence of an incomplete partition function. Moreover, we prove that the restrictions over the $q$-parameter are no needed if an appropriate partition function describes the system.
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