This is just the way the Graph API works. Take a look at the API docs. You get 25 at a time and have to loop through them.
You can use the timestamp (created_time) of the last comment in the batch as a parameter in the next Graph API call or you can use the offset parameter. Which is what I've been doing. I was running into some screwiness using created_time .
This is an example from my C# test app. Ignore the references to the PostComment object that's just a data structure I created to hold the data I'm pulling. The magic (and the process i'm referencing) is in the parameters being passed to the graph API call.
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