This is true. I blame our (as in America's) lingering Puritanical sensibilities. For all that we love our gratuitous violence, looking at naked people, particularly men, still freaks us out. There's a lot more nudity among both genders in foreign films. I find it interesting in a sociological way that we are more comfortable with portrayals of horrendous violence than we are with depictions of pleasure, or even just people who happen to not be wearing clothes. I haven't quite figured out what that means in terms of our collective psychology, but it has to be significant in some way.

However, the term radioactive junk is aahhhmaaaazing.

"And let us not forget the other heavy element here: Blue Man’s schlong, which was giant and glowing and simply so there that you couldn’t help but look at it."

It is much more detailed than the original drawings, but oddly unmoving (apparently at the insistence of the studio suits). The group I went with is referring to it as "Dr. Manhattan's radioactive junk", which I think would make a decent band and/or album name. Just be glad that, in keeping with the graphic novel, they didn't show it when he was a hundred feet tall.