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WonderCon Whips Up Fan Fever

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movie, also the way superheroes are brought to live action movies," said Lui, who was part of the volunteer security staff working line control.Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.com

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"I love comics and get hyped up at these things," Tufo said. "I'll definitely be attending all the DC panels. This is the second time I've ever dressed up."

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The former WWF Intercontinental champion is still in the ring every weekend, but likes taking a break to work the convention circuit. Farris explained, "I started last year. It's something I never knew about. The days are long, but the rewards are worth the wait."

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