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Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

All the world is waiting for you

And the power you possess

In your satin tights

Fighting for your rights

And the old red, white and blue

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Now the world is ready for you

And the wonders you can do

Make a hawk a dove

Stop a war with love

Make a liar tell the truth

Wonder Woman

Get us out from under

Wonder Woman

All our hopes are pinned upon you

And the magic that you do

Stop a bullet cold

Make the Axis fold

Change their minds
And change the world

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

You're a wonder

Wonder Woman

So, you can
clearly read the movement

on this seismograph, gentlemen.

It's recording movement
in the Earth's crust.

A small movement, but a movement
that I have induced scientifically.

You mean you're creating
a very small earthquake?

And that's not just the effect
caused by the explosion?

We can't be positive, General,

but you saw how
small charges of dynamite

placed according to an analysis
of the weakness of the area

caused earth tremors. Here. Watch.

Well, in this demonstration,
we used small explosions.

Thus, we're in control.

We never tried it full-scale.

Professor Warren is being too modest.

I feel he's very near to accomplishing
the ultimate goal of the Pluto Project.

A scientist is never
satisfied until the final step.

Our ultimate goal is to control
and eliminate earthquakes,

not create them.

I've even moved forward and predicted
the following upcoming quakes.

Chile, 1946. Panama, 1958.

California, 1971. Alaska, 1972.

China, 1976, and Hawaii, 1981.

Incredible.

Our goal is to prevent,
not to cause earthquakes.

A hansom cab ride
in Central Park,

chestnut vendors
in Times Square,

the whole world spread out before you
from atop the Empire State Building.

Yes, even in this terrible war,

New York can be
a very lovely and romantic place.

Just remember you promised
to show me all of it.

Ah, patience, my darling.
Patience.

I have a very special week
planned for us.

Mr. Fallon, I'm sorry,
but I've been asked to detain you.

Detain me? Why?
I'm traveling on a neutral passport.

Yes, I know, and I'm sorry,
but I have my orders.

Ah. Yes, orders.

- What could they want with you?
- Don't worry, darling.

- Will you follow me, please?
- One moment, please.

Darling, will you ring up
the Irish Legation?

Ask for Kevin Doyle.
He's Chief of Protocol.

And be sure to tell him I'd appreciate
it if some fuss were made.

In fact, a very large fuss.

Diana, I wish you could have
seen Professor Warren's demonstration.

Why, if control is perfected,

we could wipe out
the enemy's entire war production.

Boy, that sounds impressive.

It's a shame it has to be developed
during wartime.

His work could be so important
in promoting world peace and harmony.

- Major Trevor?
- Yes, sir.

We've just gotten a call
from Passport Control

at La Guardia Airport, New York.

A man fitting the description of a major
enemy agent has gotten through Customs.

They believe it's the notorious
international mercenary

we call the Falcon.

The Falcon?
How could he get through Customs?

They tried to detain him, but he was
traveling on a neutral passport.

Did they have time to put a tail
from Military Intelligence on him?

Not enough time apparently.
He slipped by them, too.

Diana, pull the file on the Falcon
for me, will you, please?

Oh, yes, sir.

Has Intelligence figured out yet
why he would be coming here?

Not yet.

Whatever it is, you can bet that if
a high-paid mercenary like the Falcon

tries to get into the country,

he's after something important
and dangerous.

The last report we had on the Falcon
was out of India.

British Intelligence had
evidence that he kidnapped

a vice consul
there two weeks ago,

and a king's ransom in rubies
was exchanged for his return.

Was he traveling alone?

No, there was a woman with him.
Camilla Moret.

Diana, go to Central Intelligence

and get me everything you can
on both of them.

Yes, sir, right away.

Dinner for the Professor, Sergeant.

Let me check your pass, soldier.
I haven't seen you here before.

- Must be new in the mess hall.
- Yeah.

- Good night, Evans.
- Good night, sir.

- What have you got there?
- Oh, steak, French fries, and coffee.

Steak?

I haven't tasted steak
in two months.

Neither have I.

Too bad we're not more important
to the war effort.

I think you can go on in now.

Now, the integral
between the limits

of X1 and X2 equals...

Professor Warren?

- Oh. Is it dinnertime already?
- Yes, it is.

You're much too preoccupied
with your research.

Yes. Oh, uh...

Just leave the tray, please.
Thank you.

Now, let me see.

The harmonic equation equals...

Oh.

I can see why your research
keeps you preoccupied, Professor.

The conclusions you're drawing from your
geological surveys are fascinating.

I beg your pardon?

I said,
your conclusions are fascinating.

The study of the Earth's crust.

How natural forces can manipulate it,
how man can manipulate it.

Just who are you?

I represent an interested party,
Professor.

A very interested
and wealthy party.

Give me that.
And get out of here.

Yes, of course.
But there is one thing I do want.

I'll take the Pluto File, please.

- The what?
- The Pluto File...

in exchange for one million dollars...

in American currency or rare rubies.

Take your choice, Professor.

It's not for sale, at any price.
Neither am I.

Now get out of here.

Right. Then let's do
this quietly, Professor.

Sergeant!

Yes, sir?

Diana went through all the papers.
The Pluto File is missing.

The Professor's assistant,
Charles Benson, is on his way over

to see if anything else is gone.

If Professor Warren's experiments
can be deciphered,

then whoever has that Pluto File

will soon be able to duplicate
a natural earthquake. Anywhere.

It could disrupt
our entire war effort.

Whoever stole that file
knew exactly what he was looking for,

and that could be
an even more potent weapon

than any of the hardware we have now.

Yes, I understand.
Thank you very much, Doctor.

Major Trevor.

Ah, Diana. What's the report?

The doctor said
that Professor Warren will be fine,

but he's still under sedation.

He's had quite a shock.

He'll be staying at Walter Reed Hospital
a day or two for observation.

Steve, did the security detail
at the hospital check in with you?

Oh, yes, sir, there's a Marine guard

posted right outside the door
of his room.

It's an honor to be working with you.
The Falcon is a legend.

Regrettably true.

All right, back to Washington.

Now that we've verified
the Pluto File is real,

there's important work to be done.

Professor Warren
could become a nuisance.

Before we can proceed to
our next step, he must be eliminated.

General. Oh, General, am I glad
I found you. This just came in.

It concerns the all-points bulletin
put out on Camilla Moret.

She's been found?

She's in a hospital in New York.
In the isolation ward.

What's wrong with her?

What is it?

She's got bubonic plague.

All right, thank you.

The Falcon's lady friend
is still in isolation.

They'll let us know as soon as we can
have someone in New York question her.

- That may not be for days.
- That's not much help.

In any event, it looks as if
you have two assignments now, Steve.

You have to find out
what the Falcon is up to,

and we must get
those Pluto File papers back.

At least we have a start.

Major Trevor's office. Yes?

The guard on duty at Warren's lab
had a scuffle with the thief.

Since the Professor's
under sedation,

we can see if the guard can give us
a description of the assailant.

Excuse me, Major Trevor.

That Marine guard, Sergeant Evans,

he is in the isolation ward
at the hospital.

- Isolation ward?
- Yes, sir.

Tell Dr. Barnes we'll be
at the hospital as soon as we can.

The sergeant who was
Professor Warren's guard?

He's been unconscious ever since they
brought him into the emergency room.

His pulse is irregular,
breathing is difficult and very hurried,

40 to 60 respirations a minute.

In fact, all the vital signs suggest
rapidly developing pneumonia.

But apparently, you don't believe
it's pneumonia.

The incubation is just too fast.
It could be very contagious.

In fact, it could be
the bubonic plague.

The plague in 1942.

I know it sounds unlikely,

but the plague still pops up
every now and then.

Then you are aware of a recent case
in New York City?

- A woman named Moret.
- Yes.

The last known case before that

was reported out of India
about two weeks ago.

Of course there may be other cases
that we don't know about,

but we do try to keep up
with these things as much as possible,

what with the war and all.

What about Professor Warren?
Is he gonna be all right?

Mild shock, a contusion.
Nothing serious.

- Any plague symptoms?
- No, not one.

Yet he did come in contact with
the same thief that Marine guard did.

Do you think that's who
transmitted the plague?

Diana may be right.

But you said Professor Warren
had no symptoms at all.

Is it possible to come in contact with a
carrier but not pick it up immediately?

Absolutely.
It hits some people overnight,

other people will walk around with it
for weeks before it lays them out.

Steve, the last known case
occurred in India.

Our information tells us
that the Falcon was there

at the same time.

That's true.

And if that thief was the Falcon,

we now know his mission,
or at least part of it.

And if it is the Falcon,
he's carrying the bubonic plague

and doesn't know it.

Doctor, is it possible that we can
ask Professor Warren a few questions?

He might be able to help us
identify that man.

He was sleeping
the last time I checked,

but the sedation
should be wearing off any time now.

He's in Room 203
if you want to look in.

I'll go. If he's up to any questions,
I'll let you know.

Thank you, Doctor.

Oh, one minute, Yeoman Prince.
Before you go,

would you mind coming down
to my office for an inoculation?

What?

Ladies first.

Thank you.

Yeoman Prince, Military Intelligence.
I'll just be a moment.

Thank you.

Professor.

Professor.

You have discovered
the hope of the ancients.

Since time began,
man has sought that knowledge,

the knowledge
to still the Earth's tremors,

or to cause them to quake
with the energy of the sun.

Here is the target.

Near Bladensburg, Maryland,
15 miles from the Capitol.

Very tidy.

Benson, what do you estimate the radius
of the destructive force will be?

Well...

Once the primary target
is caused to destruct,

why, there shouldn't be a building
left standing within 25 miles.

Here, see.

If my calculations are correct,

we should be able

to cause a fault...

around this line.

- Yes, go on.
- Around the primary target,

at a distance of five miles,

we should ring the perimeter

at five or six
selected locations in the hills.

Ring the perimeter with?

Explosives.

Dynamite will do.

Very good, Benson.

You will be handsomely rewarded
for your indiscretion.

But right now, your primary duty

is to maintain your innocence and keep
the good Professor's confidence.

Frank, can you do your job?

Just tell me how much dynamite
you want and where you want it.

Quite a coup, gentlemen.

Thanks to the Pluto Project,

we are about to have
a devastating explosion

and induce the world's first
man-made earthquake.

Thank you very much.

That was Dr. Barnes.
The final lab results are back.

Sergeant Evans definitely has
the bubonic plague.

He's going to be all right,
but it's gonna take a while.

That's good news
for Sergeant Evans.

We've got to find that thief before
he contaminates half of Washington.

There's no doubt in my mind
the Falcon stole that Pluto File.

How soon before we can check
his description with Professor Warren?

The Professor's been released
from the hospital

and is on his way back to the lab

with increased
military protection.

I'm glad Wonder Woman was there
to stop that assassination attempt.

Yeah, the Professor
was lucky, all right.

That had to be
the work of the Falcon, too.

Call Professor Warren
and tell him we'll be right over.

Yes, sir.

Ask him to try and remember every detail
of his encounter with the thief.

Steve, there has to be a leak
somewhere about the Pluto Project.

Perhaps we've overlooked
something in Benson's alibi.

Hmm.

Charles Benson.

We must maintain our schedule.
How long do you estimate to Bladensburg?

It's only 17.5 miles from here.
We'll be on time.

Let's get started.

I'm glad you're feeling
better, Professor.

Oh, thank you for your concern.
I'm glad to be alive for many reasons.

The bubonic plague,
for heaven's sake,

and Wonder Woman saving my life.

Do you feel up to answering
a few questions?

Well, of course, Major Trevor.
What do you want to know?

The man that broke in,
can you tell us exactly how it happened?

Well, it happened so quickly.
It was mealtime.

He was dressed like an orderly
from the mess hall.

Can you remember
any specific physical details?

Did he seem physically healthy?

Oh, yes, he was an athletic man,
striking really.

We were standing
several feet apart.

He was tall and distinguished,
with intelligent steel-blue eyes.

In fact, there was something
very gentlemanly about him.

"Gentlemanly"?
He nearly strangled you, Professor.

That's the point. It's so difficult to
explain, but still, there was something.

No, not honorable.

Maybe "professional”
is the word I'm looking for.

He certainly knew
what he was looking for.

He must have thought
that he had really strangled me.

Because I remember
picking up the phone,

and this arm around my neck
and then, suddenly, all went black.

Charles, are you all right?

I must be catching a cold,
that's all.

Let's not take any chances.

Diana, call Dr. Barnes
and bring the staff car around, please.

Yes, sir, right away.

Professor.

All right, Mr. Benson,
I think you better go now.

No, I can't.

It wouldn't be fair to leave
the Professor here with all this work.

I know he's got a lot on.

I'll see my own family doctor
when I have time. I'm fine.

It'd be a lot fairer to Professor Warren
to have you here in good health.

Now, look, the Professor
has been inoculated.

But you both may
have been exposed to bubonic plague.

- Bubonic plague?
- That's right.

So you'll be doing yourself
and the Professor a big favor

once you put yourself
into the hands of proper medical aid.

Now, come on,
I'll get you down to the car.

No, no, I can't. I'll stay.

Now, listen, we're tracking a man
infected with bubonic plague.

You may have picked it up.

But how?
Charles had no contact with the thief.

Not during the robbery.

But the thief that you described

could very easily be the man
that we're looking for.

You have been in contact
with the Falcon, haven't you?

That's something different.

Don't make me use this.

All right, Professor. Give me
the new keys to the security system.

Charles, please!
Think of what you're doing.

Now!

Guard! Guard, come in here!

- Has he taken the only key?
- Yes, it's a special new security lock.

Well, try the phones.
Guard, help me break down this door.

You must now tell the truth.

You are working with the Falcon.
And he's working for the Nazis.

Yes. Yes, I am. He is...

Where is the Falcon?
You know he's very dangerous.

You must tell me, please!
Where is the Falcon?

When he regains consciousness,

he'll be able to tell you
where the Falcon is,

and what he plans to do.

He could be in a coma for days.
By then it may be too late.

But now we know for sure
the Falcon stole the Pluto Files,

and that Charles helped him.

And it was the Falcon who attempted
to assassinate Professor Warren.

The Falcon is deadly enough.

Now we know surely
he's carrying the plague.

Apparently,
he doesn't even know it.

- How much farther to Bladensburg?
- It's only a few miles.

But the gas tank's nearly empty.

To assume,
you didn't fill it up before we started?

Everything's rationed.

What'll it be?

I would like for you to fill it up.

My friend tells me
we shall have to settle for two gallons.

Yes, sir.
You guys must be lost.

We don't get many strangers
out this way anymore

since the new highway was finished.

We'd appreciate
a bit of haste, if you don't mind.

Yes, sir.

It seems like
it's right in the middle of nowhere.

Exactly. Precisely why
the Americans chose this spot

for one of their experimental
atomic reactor laboratories.

If Benson's
information is correct,

it should be several miles
beyond that gate.

- It certainly is well hidden.
- Yes, of course.

The Pluto Project will blow it up.

They've been working so hard
on developing atomic energy.

It becomes
a supreme irony, doesn't it?

The first atomic explosion
will destroy Washington, D.C.

Major Trevor's office.

Yes. When?

Thank you, Doctor.

Steve, that was Dr. Barnes.

Another case of bubonic plague
has been reported.

Where?

The patient's being
taken to Walter Reed,

so that Dr. Barnes
can look after him personally.

Where was
the patient when he became sick?

A small town not far from here.
Bladensburg, Maryland.

Bladensburg?

General Blankenship asked us to meet him
at a top-security installation

in that same area.
Any other information about the patient?

No, just his name.
Robin Jensen. A teenager.

Steve, we could stop by the hospital
on our way to meet the General.

Good idea. If he can talk,

he should be able to put us closer
on the trail to the Falcon.

Hi, Bobby.
How're you feeling?

As if I got kicked
in the chest by a mule.

You're a strong young man, Bobby.
They got you here early enough.

You'll shake this thing.

What you've got
is a highly infectious disease.

We must know everyone
you've been in contact with,

especially any strangers.

A couple of guys
did come by this morning.

Do you remember
what they looked like?

They were 30.

The bigger guy looked like
maybe he was an athlete.

He stayed in the car.

The shorter guy, the driver...

had dark hair.

What kind of a car was it?

It was a black coupe.

All dusty.

Did they say
where they were going?

Must have been
somewhere around Bladensburg.

Thanks, Bobby,
you've been a big help.

Morning, Major, ma'am.
May I see your authorization, please?

- Thank you, Major. Proceed.
- Welcome.

It's not often you see a top security
operation run as tightly as this.

This is the last checkpoint, isn't it?

Yes, it is.

Open the gate, John.

The boy was positive
they were heading toward Bladensburg?

Yes, sir.
We've just spoken with him.

Excuse me, General.

But is there any connection between
this installation and the Pluto Project?

Could that be
why the Falcon is in this area?

There is no relationship between the two
experimental projects, whatsoever.

But if the Falcon is
trying to join the two,

then a great many lives
could be in grave danger.

Just what is the nature
of this Project 741?

Why is it so important?

741 is part
of the Manhattan Project.

It is a stationary laboratory
with a cyclotron reactor.

It fuses uranium
and plutonium atoms.

The result is a form of energy
we don't yet know how to control.

We only know it's tremendous.

If the Falcon is in the area,

the guard around this site
should be increased immediately.

That's the last batch. According to
Benson's chart, we're all set.

Exactly five miles
from that reactor,

we've sufficiently ringed
the perimeter with explosives

that should be just enough force
to squeeze the Earth's crusts

and shift the ground
between that cyclotron reactor.

All right, strip those wires
and we're ready.

These fuses aren't going to go
till we're more than 25 miles from here.

They'll go one at a time.
We'll be far away.

We'll be well out of
harm's way. Let's go.

As you know, General,

we've been working
on this project for over two years,

and we're finally making
some significant headway.

Sir, we've doubled the guard
around the site perimeter.

- Oh, very good, Steve.
- And we're activating the core,

so we can't stop the experiment
for 24 hours. This way, please.

The control rods
are set within the safety limits.

All the walls are lead. The possible
energy force we're dealing with

has a potential of
millions of tons of TNT.

That's very impressive.

Excuse me, sir, I'd like to go up
to another level for a few moments.

- You all right, Diana?
- Oh, yes, I'm fine.

I'm sure it's just a reaction
to that inoculation we all had.

General.

Well, that's that.

Nothing can stop the pattern
once it's started.

Then this whole place goes up.

No, the whole county goes up.
Come on.

We can now duplicate
the sun's fusion of hydrogen nuclei.

This takes place at a temperature
previously unknown to Earth,

20 million degrees centigrade.

That's incredible!

One pound of uranium 238
equals over two million tons of coal.

Dr. Norris, you're going to have to shut
the reactor core down.

But that's impossible.

A major enemy agent
is operating in this area.

He's stolen the Pluto File.

That's a top-secret project
on earthquake experiments.

One of the reasons
we built the reactor here

is precisely because
this is not a fault area.

But the Pluto File has to do
with inducing man-made earthquakes.

The Falcon has
chosen his target well.

Obviously this earthquake is intended
to make your reactor into a huge bomb.

- Shut it down!
- I can't. Not for 24 hours.

Sir, I have to order you
to shut it down.

I'm sorry, General.
It's just not possible.

Surely you must have a failsafe plan
in case of an emergency, Dr. Norris.

And this is a Class One emergency.

I'll have to get President Roosevelt's
authorization to try cooling the core.

The risk is very great. It's never been
tried under these circumstances.

I'll call the President.

According to Professor Warren's
Pluto File,

now that we've got
the explosives started,

the tremors should progress
with increasing force

over the next eight hours.

And there isn't anything
anyone can do about it.

In point of fact, Frank, you're wrong.

There is one person
who might be able to stop it,

America's foremost seismologist,
Professor Warren.

He discovered
how to induce an earthquake.

He may figure out
how to stop one.

What are you going to do?

What I intended to do originally
before Wonder Woman interfered.

Eliminate Professor Warren.

I have to find countermeasures
to stop these induced tremors.

It's a part of the project
that I've barely investigated.

Well, I've already alerted Dr. Norris
and Major Trevor that I'm here with you.

Is there anything I can do
to help stop these tremors?

Yes, we'll need quotations from these
tables of square roots and logarithms.

Let's see. "Hooke's laws.
The law of harmonic motion."

Wonder Woman, give me
the square root of potential energy.

Oh, of course,
I was very good in school.

Let's try, "E" equals one half

KA squared, sine squared

-omega
-Extraordinary.

Absolutely extraordinary.

Thank you.

No doubt they'll
be expecting me.

We'll wait here for a moment.

See if there's any change
in the guard's routine.

- How long?
- We should know soon.

When the President authorized
the Manhattan Project,

he thought it would be
a fast way to end the war.

But now you're telling us
it's a fast way to end Washington.

It's the fastest.

I've got my men
combing the area, Mr. Porter.

We've tried to stop these explosions
that start the tremors,

but the earthquake's
already begun.

Dr. Norris must be given
permission to cool the reactor down.

It's a method we haven't used.

If it stabilizes
the temperature, fine.

If it doesn't...

Very well.

- All right, Dr. Norris, go ahead.
- Yes, sir.

Now, gentlemen,
what other suggestions

would you have me carry back
to the President?

Evacuate Washington... fast.

That is just not possible!

Then get out
as many people as you can.

I'm sorry. I just can't believe that
this is as serious as you say it is.

Man-made earthquake!

Now how do you feel,
Mr. Porter?

I'm afraid
you've made a believer out of me.

If it is man-made, then there must
be a man-made way to stop it.

Professor Warren's working on it
right now with Wonder Woman.

And we've dispatched additional troops
to guard Professor Warren.

Very good. Then he's our only hope.
We can't evacuate in time.

The lives of everyone in Washington
are in his hands.

All right, men, off the truck.
Let's go. Move them out.

- More guards.
- Yes, just as I said.

Now they realize how important
Professor Warren is to our plan.

- Are you ready?
- Yes.

All right,
let's get to work quickly.

All right. When that guard gets to the
back of the institute building,

you head for those bushes.

You'll have at least 20 seconds,
that'll give you plenty of time.

Yeah, I can make it.

Right. Now, when you're in those bushes
you await your best chance.

Run towards that fence
right where that gate is.

And make sure they see you.

Yes, that should be enough
of a diversion

to let me get to that rear door.

Then once I'm inside,

I'll be able to finish our business
with the good Professor.

Now.

Halt! Who goes there?

Corporal of the Guard!
Corporal of the Guard!

I'd better go see
what that's about.

Stay back.

Put the gun down.
There's no way to escape.

We don't want to hurt you.

Please stay back.

Call an ambulance,
but don't get near him.

Seal off the street
and cover the back fence.

I have a feeling he might have
a partner around here some place.

Go, quickly.

What was that all about?

They caught a man
in the rear area.

He had a gun and I believe
he's working with the Falcon.

But even if he's not,
the Falcon is still on the loose.

I won't leave your side
from now on, Professor.

Are you making any progress?

Some, with your help.
But I haven't got the answer yet.

Keep trying.
I'm sure you'll find a solution.

By now that reactor core is beyond
the limit of a safe temperature.

The temperature readings
are critical. 382, and rising.

The special coolant
isn't working properly.

Well, that's up 54
in the last 15 minutes.

I know.

At 400,
we should get out of here.

Where are we gonna go?

We'd have to travel 25 miles
in the next few minutes.

It's no use.

Professor...

Integral calculus
is always problematical.

By taking this term
and substituting that for "A"

and this term
and substituting that for

putting those into
our original energy equation, perhaps...

Magnificent. Simplicity itself.

You have an extraordinary mind,
Wonder Woman.

Oh. More chalk. It's in the storeroom.
Second shelf. Any color will do.

Now...

Good evening, Professor.

Oh.

You've come back.

What for?
Haven't you done enough?

Not quite.
You see, Professor Warren,

I hate loose ends.

And I'm very much afraid
you're a loose end.

- And you as well, Wonder Woman.
- You know that's useless, Falcon.

- Your game is over.
- No, I don't think so.

Don't you care about the lives
you've put in danger?

Are you so cold,
so professional?

Yes. Oh, I am indeed a professional.

I learned at a very early age
to depend only upon myself.

Don't you realize you may be responsible
for the destruction of an entire city?

This man has
no sense of morality, Professor.

Obviously, he has so little regard
for other people's lives

that he must hate himself very much.

'Course I could remind you
that there's a war.

But I will not argue morality
with you, Wonder Woman.

I am interested in
doing my job properly,

and, as I said, without loose ends.

Listen to me, Falcon.
Your own life is in danger.

If you don't let us
help you, you will die.

You have bubonic plague.

- You expect me to believe that?
- Two weeks ago, you were in India.

Yes, perhaps.

There was an outbreak of the plague
in India exactly then. You're a carrier.

You've already infected three people
so far that we know of,

including Camilla Moret.

- Camilla?
- Yes.

All right, very well.
Perhaps this is useless against you.

But these chemicals are not!

- Water, please.
- On the way.

- Thank you.
- That's it.

The simplest possible answer.
And just in time.

Dr. Norris?
Professor Otis Warren.

The effective countermeasure is to flood
water within the reactor core,

not your special coolant.

Thank you.

- Remarkable man, Professor Warren.
- Yes, he is.

And you, too, Wonder Woman.

Yes, I'm a seismologist, and not
a nuclear scientist, but this I know.

Replace the coolant with the flow
of water and the reactor will cool.

Isn't it a pity
we aren't all on the same side?

Well, it's never too late
to change, Falcon.

The tremors will pass.
They'll peak at 4.2

and subside within three hours.

Trust me, I know a little
something about chemistry, too.

It's our only chance.
Good luck!

Is everything gonna be
all right, Professor?

Oh, it's fine.

It's fine for those
nuclear whiz kids. But, for myself,

one day I'd like to discover
how to stop an earthquake.

Steve. Dr. Barnes just brought me
up-to-date

on his roster
of bubonic plague patients.

They're all
responding to the antibiotics.

Camilla Moret in New York, the Marine
guards, Sergeant Evans and Bobby.

They're all going to be fine.

- Good. How about Benson and Willis?
- They're gonna be fine, too.

- And the Falcon?
- He pulled through.

But I'm sure Uncle Sam
is gonna have plans for him.

What are they gonna do to him?

I'm afraid his
professional career is over.

If the Falcon does recover, he'll be
interned for the rest of the war.

You know,
he's lucky to be alive.

- That man must be stronger than a bull.
- He's also very clever and intelligent.

It seems a shame he chose to lead
such a destructive life.

But at least he'll have time to think.

Perhaps he'll find a more useful way
to direct his energies.

That's just the kind
of positive thinking

Wonder Woman would have, Diana.

- Good thinking.
- Thank you.

I'm glad that you
and Wonder Woman approve.

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

All the world is waiting for you

And the power you possess

In your satin tights

Fighting for your rights

And the old red, white and blue

Wonder Woman

All our hopes are pinned upon you

And the magic that you do

Stop a bullet cold

Make the Axis fold

Change their minds
And change the world

You're a wonder

Wonder Woman