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The Creator Of Powerpuff Girls Slipped Pornography Into His Early Cartoons
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If you grew up in the '90s, you've seen Craig McCracken's work. He was an art director on Dexter's Laboratory and 2 Stupid Dogs, and he created The Powerpuff Girls and Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends.
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All this despite being as flummoxed by hands as Rob Liefeld is by feet.
But before all that, McCracken was a mere poor CalArts student dicking around in his dorm.
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Literally.
What you're looking at is a scene from No Neck Joe, a series of shorts McCracken made, presumably with his ear to the door in case his roommate walked in. Most of the episodes are one-note. No Neck Joe tries to do something with his neck, but can't because he doesn't have a neck. He's No Neck Joe. We can go slower if you want.
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The jokes just fly by at breakneck speed.
And then, at the very end of the last cartoon, McCracken included three seconds of little Joe about to stick his littler Joe in three naked girls. But why? Was he checking to see if his classmates were still paying attention? If so, we guarantee that none of those students realized they were being trolled by the guy behind their future daughters' backpacks.
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"Wanna see where all that neck fat went, ladies?"