This is a black and white illustration showing a large figure resembling a missile with human characteristics standing in the center. The missile has an angry expression, wears an apron and a chef-like hat. A ribbon of text above it reads "Nuclear Fallout Danger." To the left, a smaller figure labeled "Atomic Energy Commission" holds a clip-board. On the right, a frightened lady with a baby looks up at the missile. Lines indicate their distress. The missile says, "Look, Lady — You Don't See Me Worrying," in a sarcastic tone. The drawing offers a critical view of nuclear policy and safety attitudes in the mid-20th century.