Click Volume 3

In volume 3 of Click, we see the drama deepening as more people become suspicious of Joonha's genetic mutation. What I like about this series is that there is enough drama to be entertaining, but not so much that the angst becomes overbearing. There is much comical relief supplied by the cute and charismatic drawings of Youngran Lee. On top of that, the gender-confused situation the author puts the characters in is very entertaining.

After purchasing volume two of Click on Tuesday, the only thing preventing me from buying volume three the next day was my lack of money. Luckily I had some coming to me, and so on Thursday I bought volume three. I continue to be impressed; it exceeds my expectations by a long shot. The characters are becoming more and more interesting, and not what I'd expected; though initially I'd dismissed Taehyun as the annoying playboy who would eventually win over Joonha with his terrible wining-and-dining charm, he has grown to be a character I like quite a bit. Heewon, on the other hand, has sunk from being a potentially boring, too-timid girl clinging to Joonha forever to an infuriating meddler in his life -- which is still much better than being boring, even if I do feel the urge to yell at her character. And now Jinhoo is back and slowly becoming more interesting. I look forward to volume four.

This volume is filled with surprises and turns. Exciting and touching. So many questions are raised? One of the best of its kind. Joohna is finally starting to look and act like a girl. Men are finding her intriguing as she begins to BE a girl (with those old male overtones at times as well).