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Then we have manga. I'll be honest, I rarely buy manga, so my thoughts are probably a bit bias. However, manga are generally quicker to read than a light novel, since you are dealing with images. Instead of trying to create scenes in your mind that may not accurately depict the story the way the author intended, a manga puts the scene in front of you. You can literally watch it progress.

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Much like light novels, manga are more in-depth than the anime adaptation. The downside to a manga, at least for me, is that you have to go right to left. I know that's a silly accusation, but it drives me nuts. The images could be welcome, but, like myself, I love creating scenes in my mind with my own imagination, so a manga restricts that to some degree.

Overall

So what's the best? Depends on your taste, of course. Light novel and manga readers are almost always going to look down upon people that don't invest the time they do into particular stories. That's just the way it is.

My thoughts are, if you find a story interesting, go for the anime. Or, if you are someone that loves a good story, grab the light novel. From there, you can go to one or the other, and/or go for the manga. Typically I see manga as something that is visually appealing once I know the characters.