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The Washington Post Magazine #[January 25, 2015]
January 25, 2015 · [none] · 36 pages
On sale 2015-01-25
Synopsis
The story of actress Allison Hayes, who starred in the 1958 movie, "Attack of the 50 Foot Woman." Hayes suffered lead poisoning due to the high levels of lead in calcium supplements, and urged the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to regulate dietary supplements. Hayes died before word is received by the FDA that they were considering heavy metal restrictions in supplements and her case was being cited as a key point in the FDA's actions.
Credits
- Script
- Art Hondros
- Pencils
- Art Hondros
- Inks
- Art Hondros
- Letters
- Art Hondros
Notes
Included in The Washington Post newspaper, which could be purchased for 3.00 USD.
This Magazine could be purchased at the newsstands twice over a weekend. The first opportunity is with the "Sunday Early Edition," which is basically the Saturday newspaper with the content and news as of Saturday but dated the next day Sunday and including all the inserts and non-news material found in the Sunday paper; including the comic section and this magazine, and given the Sunday newspaper price. The second opportunity is on Sunday itself, which is a traditional Sunday newspaper with all the inserts and non-news material again, including the comic section and this magazine.
Only editorial credits listed are those who probably had some involvement in the production of the comic material in this publication. Those only involved with the text pieces are not credited.