Richest Superheroes and Villains in Marvel and DC Comics

Magneto - $500 Million

Of course a guy who can control metal is surrounded by coin!

While everyone knows about Magneto's powers and leadership skills, it's easy to forget that the guy is incredibly intelligent. Throughout the comics he has shown a mastery of genetic engineering and particle physics.

Magneto's ability to literally create mutants would revolutionize modern technology, so his vast wealth shouldn't come as much of a surprise.

Professor X - $750 Million

Magneto and Professor X have battled it out over generations of Marvel comics, but Xavier easily wins the war of largest paycheck.

Before becoming a teacher to young mutants, Charles Xavier earned PhDs in the fields of genetics, biophysics, psychology and anthropology. He used all of that knowledge to build the famous machine, Cerebro, which can locate mutants across the world.

Between Cerebro, the school and his mansion, Xavier's assets alone are worth a fortune.

Dr. Doom - $800 Million

Like Xavier, Dr. Doom is a genius in multiple fields. However, unlike Xavier, Doom is one hell of a land-owner.

The villain conquered the country of Latveria, which now completely belongs to him. Can you imagine the kind of money you make when you own an entire country?

As we mentioned earlier, in addition to his assets, Doom is incredibly gifted in cybernetics and robotics. With a ton of patents under his belt, the guy is able to rake in money at will.

Lex Luthor - $810 Million

As every comic fans know, Lex Luthor is practically made of money.

After starting with very little, Luthor founded LexCorp, turning it into a cash machine. His success with the company has led to multiple other ventures, including a run for the presidency and the purchase of The Daily Planet.

One look at his Kryptonite suit and it's easy to understand just how much money Luthor is hauling in.

Emma Frost - $900 Million

Emma Frost has had several different iterations over the years but, at the core of them all, she'll always have a background in money.

The Hellfire Club member is the CEO of multibillion-dollar company Frost International, which she inherited from her parents. That wasn't enough though, as Emma used her cunning personality to grow the company to new heights.

Batman - $999.99 Million

You might not have guessed it, but Batman doesn't top the richest superhero list.

Despite owning his own company, as well as Wayne Tower and Wayne Manor, Bruce has often been referred to in the comics as a "millionaire." You'd think he made more than that but the comics don't lie!

With that in mind, he bumps right up to the edge of a billion, making him the fourth richest superhero around.

Green Arrow - $3 Billion

Oliver Queen is often compared to Batman, and not just because he fights crime from the shadows.

Queen's family has always been rich and, when his parents died, he inherited Queen Industries. How else do you think he is able to afford all of that technology?

Between his own company's earnings and various other investments, the billionaire playboy has nothing to worry about when it comes to getting paid.

Iron Man - $30 Billion

Tony Stark has always had money, from the time was born to the time he became Iron Man. The guy has existed in wealth from the beginning.

Don't diminish Tony's hard work though. In addition to the Iron Man suit technology, Tony took Stark industries to heights his father only imagined, designing weapons for the entire world.

With all of the patents attached to his name, it would be hard to imagine Tony Stark ever running out of spare cash.

Black Panther - $90 Trillion

Did you see this one coming?? Not only is Black Panther the richest hero in all of comics, but it isn't even close!

What people seem to forget is Wakanda, the country that King T'Challa rules over, is the wealthiest nation in the entire world. It contains technology that the rest of the globe has only ever dreamed of, and it sits on the only Vibranium mine known to man.

According to the comics, Vibranium costs $10,000 per gram, and the mine beneath Wakanda is said to have 10,000 tons of it. No matter how you slice it, that's a boat-load of cash.