Overall, the book is promising. Crimson Society has fallen for the same trap that a very large of first issue stories suffer from"it's hard to get into. It's not uncommon because it's extremely difficult getting into a story that's just introducing itself. The characters aren't cemented, the story is just getting started, and the art is still finding it's niche. It wasn't horrible at all, but I can't say I'm completely interested. I'm hoping they really grab their audience's attention in their next issue.

Long story short, this (in my opinion), is a fantastic "Testosterone" comic. Not too heavy handed on the story, plenty of action and nothing offends my artistic eye. So go ahead, crack open an ice cold beer and have a read.

The writing and story plot is pretty good as well. If I had to describe Cloaks, it would be a lighter toned version of the story of Robin from DC's Batman. I can genuinely say that I am looking forward to reading what happens within the next three issues!

The downside for me? It was hard getting caught up with the lingo, and the characters seemed slightly one dimensional"but that's getting nit-picky. I must admit, I'm looking forward to reading what happens next!

"Angry Birds" is one of those comics that I would definitely give my child to pass along my nerdism for comics while at the same time getting them reading something at their level.