Bruce Wayne comes from a family that runs businesses throughout Gotham City and Tony Stark owns an industry that is worth a lot of money, but a richest superhero list recently made by Time said these two are not the richest ones.
Their combined net worth does not even add up to the total net worth of the richest superhero list's top earner.
Time magazine created a feature that listed down five of the wealthiest heroes in the world of comics, and ranked them according to their net worth. They said they decided to research about how much these heroes are worth in light of the Comic-Con in San Diego.
The results of the research showed Bruce Wayne ranking third with a net worth of $9.2 billion.
"Considering Bruce Wayne's superpower is essentially 'being rich enough to afford gadgets and karate training,' it makes sense the Batman would be pretty loaded," the report said.
Overtaking Batman is Tony Stark who reportedly has a net worth of $12.4 billion.
"Interestingly, while Forbes ranks Stark's wealth ahead of Batman, the publication lists Stark Industries' revenue as less than what of Wayne Enterprises," Time added. "Chalk it with to Wayne's legendary philanthropy."
But even if these net worth of Batman and Iron Man are added, the wealthiest character on the richest superhero list will still have more.
Time said that this superhero holds nearly all of the reserves of a super-strong metal called Vibranium more than any other nation. This character is the king of a fictional African country and travelled to New York City for his mission.
The comics where this superhero belongs said the material costs $10,000 per gram and his storage is said to have 10,000 tons of the metal. In total, it would cost more than the GDP of the whole world, Time said.
Did you guess who got the top spot in the richest superhero list right? Yes, it's Black Panther and that means it's time to make some deals with this African hero.
