What do you think of the new "Catholic Comic Book" about "improper touching"?

I saw on the news the catholic diosese (not sure how to spell) has introduced a "controversial" comic book (for teens) and coloring pages (for younger kids) teaching them about "improper touching". People are expressing shock and outrage. I am not sure if it is the method they are objecting to or the lesson. Perhaps it is the omission of the preist as a potential abuser that has people so up-in-arms. I feel we are taught many things through coloring pages and comic books. All my life I grew up with coloring pages and comics that taught me about Jesus, proper nutrition, not to smoke or do drugs, etc . . . so I have no problem with the method. As for the message, it is an important one that kids need to know, so I have no problem with that either. As for the mentioning of the priest, I see no reason why they should single out any one person, it does not specifically mention parents, aunts, uncles or grandparents either. I think the statement that it is improper for an adult to touch you in a private place or to be alone with you in a room with a closed door is enough to get the message across without making anyone uncomfortable. What is your opinion?