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By Jean Seligmann
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SHE CAN'T FLY FASTER THAN a speeding bullet, but Teri Hatcher, star of "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman," is covering a lot of ground. Last weekend she hosted "Saturday Night Live," and she's made two movies during TV hiatuses: the erotic thriller "Heaven's Prisoners," with Alec Baldwin, coming out in May, and the crime drama "2 Days in the Valley." Hatcher, 31, is on the cover of the current InStyle magazine, and she recently wrote her first "Lois and Clark" script. The show, just renewed for a fourth season, became an even bigger hit when Hatcher posed provocatively in the semi-nude for America Online. While used to close scrutiny, she's fed up with rumors that she's become anorexic. At 5 feet 6 inches and 106 pounds, she's a microscopic size 2, but maintains: "They called me 'spider legs' in high school, and I was always thin. But really, I eat a lot of food." Computer hackers apparently think she's just the right size; her three AOL images
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