DC's amazing artist Jim Lee, while promoting Free comic book day, took this as the chance to speak about Man of Steel, explaining to CBS and Fox News how it brought him to tears!
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The special effects are way over the top I mean you are going to see superpowers that you've never seen before, depicted on the screen in the ways that you would have never imagined. So it's really exciting.
It's an amazing re-imagining of Superman. There's stuff in there that you have never seen in a Superman movie before. Special effects are incredible but it's got a lot of heart. It brought me to tears actually, a couple of times in the movie and that doesn't happen a lot.
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