Batman & Iron Man richest superheroes NET WORTH
Yes indeed! Without Money you’re nobody. MONEY is in fact the best superpower ever.
Since superpower is synonymous with superhero. I’m particularly interested in knowing more about Billionaire playboy genius philanthropist superheroes Batman (Bruce Wayne) and Iron Man (Tony Stark) net worth and entreprise revenues.
These Are the 5 Richest Superheroes
2. Tony Stark
Net Worth: $12.4 billion
Tony Stark, otherwise known as Iron Man, narrowly edges out Wayne in the battle of billionaire playboys. Interestingly, while Forbes ranks Stark’s wealth ahead of Batman, the publication lists Stark Industries’ revenue ($20.3 billion) as less than that of Wayne Enterprises. Chalk it up to Wayne’s legendary philanthropy.
3. Bruce Wayne
Net Worth: $9.2 billion
Considering Bruce Wayne’s superpower is essentially “being rich enough to afford gadgets and karate training,” it makes sense that the Batman would be pretty loaded. Forbes estimates Wayne’s worth at $9.2 billion, and lists his company, Wayne Enterprises, as having an annual revenue of $31.3 billion.
#11 Wayne Enterprises
Headquarters: Gotham City, U.S.A.Industry: ConglomerateCEO: Lucius FoxEst. 2007 sales: $31.3 billionFounded by merchant ancestors of Wayne family in the 17th century, Wayne Enterprises has grown to encompass defense technologies, petrochemicals and alien artifact retrieval. Profits up significantly due to sale of “Brother Eye” spy satellite technology to U.S. government. Majority stockholder Bruce Wayne subject of FBI investigation after top-secret military prototypes “lost” from company storage.Featured in Batman.
#16 Stark Industries
Headquarters: New York, N.Y.Industry: Aerospace & DefenseCEO: Tony StarkEst. 2007 sales: $20.3 billionStark Industries dominates headlines following alleged misdeeds of security personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan. Regardless, family controlled company saw sales surge thanks to contacts forged after Stark was appointed head of global law-enforcement unit S.H.I.E.L.D. New line of “Hulkbuster” armored suits won $6.2 billion Department of Defense contract.
The 25 Largest Fictional Companies
| (rank) Company | Fictional Universe | 2007 Revenues |
| 1. CHOAM | Dune | $1.7 trillion |
| 2. Acme Corp. | Looney Tunes | $348.7 billion |
| 3. Sirius Cybernetics Corp. | Hitchhiker’s Guide | $327.2 billion |
| 4. MomCorp | Futurama | $291.8 billion |
| 5. Rich Industries | Richie Rich | $163.4 billion |
| 6. Soylent Corp. | Soylent Green | $157.1 billion |
| 7. Very Big Corp. of America | Monty Python | $146.6 billion |
| 8. Frobozz Magic Co. | Zork | $112.9 billion |
| 9. Warbucks Industries | Lil’ Orphan Annie | $61.5 billion |
| 10. Tyrell Corp. | Bladerunner | $59.4 billion |
| 11. Wayne Enterprises | Batman | $31.3 billion |
| 12. Virtucon | Austin Powers | $24.9 billion |
| 13. Globex | The Simpsons | $23.7 billion |
| 14. Umbrella Corp. | Resident Evil | $22.6 billion |
| 15. Wonka Industries | Charlie…Choc. Factory | $21.0 billion |
| 16. Stark Industries | Iron Man | $20.3 billion |
| 17. Clampett Oil | Beverly Hillbillies | $18.1 billion |
| 18. Oceanic Airlines | Lost | $7.8 billion |
| 19. Yoyodyne Propulsion Sys. | Crying of Lot 49 | $5.8 billion |
| 20. Cyberdyne Systems Corp. | Terminator | $5.5 billion |
| 21. d’Anconia Copper | Atlas Shrugged | $5.0 billion |
| 22. Gringotts | Harry Potter | $4.4 billion |
| 23. Oscorp | Spider-Man | $3.1 billion |
| 24. Nakatomi Trading Corp. | Die-Hard | $2.5 billion |
| 25. Spacely Space Sprockets | The Jetsons | $1.3 billion |
