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SPOILER ALERT: If you have not read JUSTICE LEAGUE #37 yet and do not wish to know what happens, stop reading this post now (major spoilers ahead!).
The Amazo Virus has been running rampant ever since the “accident” happened in Lex Luthor’s laboratory at the end of JUSTICE LEAGUE #35. With many of the Justice League heroes hospitalized with the virus, its up to Wonder Woman, Superman and Batman to stop the virus from spreading further in JUSTICE LEAGUE #37.
While working to detain patient zero outside Lex’s laboratory, the super heroes learn two very disturbing facts about the virus: Not only does the virus transform a human host into a meta-human, but the virus can survive outside the human body and continuously mutate!
How will a mutating, airborne, meta-human-making virus ever be contained?!
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