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Some news starting to filter in regards to Comic Con. This article is discussing television show presence at Con.
http://www.tvweek.com/news/2008/06/tv_geeks_out_at_comiccon.php
http://www.tvweek.com/news/2008/06/tv_geeks_out_at_comiccon.php
--Warner Bros. Television will present panels for seven
shows: Chuck, Fringe, Pushing Daisies, Smallville, Supernatural, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and The Big Bang Theory.


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have proved it recently.
) Superman is written many ways and people each have a different view of him because of it. Some see him as the person you saw on Lois and Clark, some see him as how G. Reeves did, some see him how C. Reeve did, some see him how B. Routh did, others see him like STAS and some see him like how T. Welling is playing him. Then you have how he is shown in all the different era's through out the comic book and elseworld tales it is hard for fans to agree on one form of Superman. Then you have fans saying well how he is written in Action Comics right now is Superman and I say if you read Action Comics you'll see the Superman you see there is Donner and Singers Superman only without Jason because he is trapped in the Phantom Zone for the moment (but is supposed to come back very very soon). But the fans were divided long before SR and we will probably stay that way for a while because as I have said so many people have their own version of Superman you can never agree while with Batman it isn't that hard because you have either Frank Miller's Batman (Nolan, Burton, Comics, Elseworld) or Adam West Batman (Comics 60's & 70's, Batman Forever and Batman and Robin) that's why it is not that hard to agree for them.