Animated movies for grown-ups give us the best of both worlds - freewheeling and imaginative, yet provocative and at times downright disgusting. Assuming you’re not a kid, you’re more than welcome to enjoy them on your own. In honor of Sausage Party, we decided to look back at other animated movies that you absolutely shouldn’t let your kids see. Rated R by the MPAA for “strong crude sexual content, pervasive language, and drug use,” it’s the sort of film you’d expect from the guys behind raunchy, NSFW comedies like This Is the End. Many juicy and/or naughty drawings at the site which is NSFW.Sausage Party hits theaters today, and while it’s a cartoon filled with adorable talking food items, it’s definitely not for kids.
I hope cartoon and comics fans enjoy getting between the covers as much as I enjoy sharing these rare risque drawings by these great cartoonists”.
But when night fell, they abandoned their pursuit of heroic deeds and good clean fun to draw the risque-slinging ink to make kink.Ĭollected for the first time in the “clean Cartoonists’ Dirty Drawings” (Last Gasp) book are scores of rare, previously suppressed, underground sketches by mainstream cartoonists: Carl “Donald Duck” Barks, Steve “Spider-Man” Ditko, Otto “The New Yorker” Soglow, Chuck “Bugs Bunny” Jones-69 scintillating artists all together! These cartoons will shock and amuse you with their sexy strays from the straight and narrow! A thick 160 color and black and white pages in the regular edition 16 additional rare and titillating pages in the Limited Edition.Ĭraig Yoe, author of the popular “Arf” book series on comics and cartoon history says, “I’m very proud of “Clean Cartoonists’ Dirty Drawings” inspite of, or may because, it’s the dirtiest thing I’ve ever been associated with. Craig Yoe announces a new website to promote his upcoming book Clean Cartoonists’ Dirty Drawings:īy day their cartoon creations included Mickey Mouse, Superman, Beetle Bailey, Betty and Veronica, Wonder Woman, Batman, Nancy, Betty Boop, Krazy Kat, and Blondie.
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