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SAN DIEGO — Superman is back. On Saturday morning, some 6,500 sci-fi, fantasy and comic book fans jammed the frigid Hall H at the airport-scale San Diego Convention Center as director Bryan Singer introduced the first footage anyone has seen from "Superman Returns," the latest attempt to revive the DC Comics movie franchise. "It’s one of the largest films Warner Bros. has ever made," Singer told the crowd.
The fans at the 36th annual Comic-Con International gave the early assemblage — for (...)