Galaxy Girl, Panda Boy

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As the previous review states there were three stories within this manga, so I'll write a bit about all of them.

The first story, which I thought was the best, was lacking a bit in details but still had a really unique story. I really just liked it because it wasnt like any manga I'd ever read before, yet still had themes I like to read often (lovey, teenage girls lives).

The next story was really quite short. I really liked certain parts in this one, but it was so short and didnt give much storyline so it didnt really catch my attention too much. Still ... sorta cute and lovey dovey like though.

The last story I didnt really like too much. It was very confusing and vague. However I did find it really quite depressing, not in a bad way though (I'm sure thats how it was meant to be haha).

Story
This manga has 3 stories in it, and they are all completely different. They all pertain to real life situations such as relationship issues, growing pains, and family issues. I thought the stories in this manga were all pretty good. "Club Hurricane" was a little hard to follow at times because there was a lot of internal dialouge and sometimes I didn't know who was talking. The other two stories were good as well, but were shorter than "Club Hurricane".

Art
The art was nice. It reminded me of the artwork in "Peach Girl" somewhat because of the way the girls were drawn. It was ... very shoujo like artwork.

Character
All the characters presented here are very different. They all have their problems and they solve them by the end of the story. Since this is a one shot manga, you can't really see the characters develop any more than what's already there.

Enjoyment
It took me a while to read this, and when I did, I wasn't dissapointed. I only problems I had was with some of the dialouge some parts of the plots. Other than that it was enjoyable.