Jennifer Lawrence turns up the heat in wet-look dress with high thigh-split and killer heels as she leaves Comic-Con

Jennifer Lawrence made sure that all eyes were on her when she left the Comic Con festival on Saturday. 

The 24-year-old looked flawless in a skin-tight wet-look dress which showed off her fabulous figure as she left the film expo in San Diego, California. 

The girlfriend of Coldplay frontman Chris Martin had a big smile on her face as she stepped out into the sunshine in the sexy number which had a dangerously high thigh-split. 

She teamed the low-cut number with a pair of super high strappy sandals which elongated her long and lean legs. 

Looking every inch the celebrity, the pretty blonde topped off her look with a pair of sunglasses and added a pop of colour to her look with a blue pedicure. 

Earlier in the day, the superstar had a blast when she posed for what is being hailed the greatest superhero selfie of all time while wearing an all-white ensemble.

Chris Hardwick and Stan Lee snapped a photo during the Fox panel at Comic Con of every tights wearing Marvel hero attending the event on Saturday.

The snap features everyone from X Men: Apocalypse star Jennifer to Hugh Jackman, Ryan Reynolds and the entire Fantastic Four cast.

The Nerdist posted the snap with the caption: 'I mean this HAS to be some kind of damn record. Most superheroes on one selfie? Casts of Wolverine, X-Men, Deadpool and Fantastic Four PLUS the Generalissimo!!! @20thCenturyFoxPanel #sdcc2015 #HallH #sdccDiarywick'.

Kate Mara and a over a dozen other onscreen heroes can be seen in the picture, including Olivia Munn, who is touted to be playing Psylocke. 

Also present was Channing Tatum, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender, who are set to star in X-Men: Apocalypse. 

During the same day of panels Hugh Jackman revealed one of his great childhood regrets was not taking dancing lessons because someone called him a 'sissy'. The actor said he was 12 years old. 

Jackman, sitting along his 12-year-old Australian co-star Levi Miller in the new big budget Hollywood movie Pan, said on Saturday the comment stuck with him. 

'I had a teacher at a school concert who pulled me aside and said, 'There's no dancing at this school but you have talent. You should go dance'.

'I won't say who, but someone I know called me a sissy and I didn't do it.'

He said it wasn't until he was 19 and was watching the musical 42nd Street that the same person apologised and said: 'You should be up on that stage'.

Jackman signed up for dance lessons the next day and went on to win a Tony Award for his singing, dancing performance as Peter Allen in The Boy from Oz.

But he feels the comment hurt his ability to dance. 'In the world of dancing, ages 12 to 18 are key,' Jackman said.

While Jackman is a veteran of Comic-Con after visiting to promote his Wolverine and X-Men films, Sydney's Miller was wide-eyed at the spectacle.