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Either is a nice car. If you're looking for a manual transmission, go with the Civic. If you want to have a lsting car, Hondas do seem to last forever. If you're looking to commute, a Civic hybrid may be a good choice.
None of the three is going to be exceptionally fast or sporty, but if you want to leave your options open for a few bolt-on performance or aesthetic additions down the road, anything Honda will serve you well. In addition, if you need a repair, there are plenty of Honda parts all over the place so you'll pay less than for the Corolla.
The Corolla won't stand out much more than the Civic, and blending in can either be good or bad depending on whether you want to be seen or not. Personally, if I'm not driving a sports car, I'd rather have something fairly nondescript.
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