Behold, something terrible!

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Now, you've seen it too.


That is all.

[DerGolgo]

Ha!

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Oh it's not my creation, I just wanted to share the pain.

If there is an afterlife, I hope Walt Disney and Henry Ford are getting sodomized with chainsaws. Or perhaps linked up to H!tler ass like a human centipede of anti-Semitism.

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Another thing to make that picture of Donald terrifying, a duck's penis is shaped like a long corkscrew.

[DerGolgo]

I'm just happy that the balance of power has shifted, from media conglomerates to the "content platforms". And the malodorous mouse will eventually enter public domain after all, as will the disgraceful duck, and the canine creep who keeps another dog as some kind of "pet". On a leash.

We might finally learn their safe-word, too!

[DerGolgo]

Oh it's not my creation, I just wanted to share the pain.

On that note. Who's work is it?
All I can think off are Robert Crumb and... someone else who's artistic style really doesn't quite match this sample image either, but who is the other cartoon/comic-book/animation artist from the era that the overall attributes of lines, sharing, coloration, etc., suggest, and who, educated about non-mainstream art as I am, I totally know a bunch off!

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Oh it's not my creation, I just wanted to share the pain.

On that note. Who's work is it?
All I can think off are Robert Crumb and... someone else who's artistic style really doesn't quite match this sample image either, but who is the other cartoon/comic-book/animation artist from the era that the overall attributes of lines, sharing, coloration, etc., suggest, and who, educated about non-mainstream art as I am, I totally know a bunch off!

No clue my friend, just something I grabbed off of a comment thread on FB. I remember the crazy Di$ney cartoon p0rn that would popup on sites back in the 90s. Rumor has it some was actually drawn by disgruntled ex employees but who knows where this crap comes from. There's probably an old Packard Bell PC that became self-aware in '99 and creates this content.