Mickey Mouse
Here the rodent achieves absolute dominance. Mickey Mouse serves as the mascot for a corporate empire generating over eighty billion dollars annually. His image adorns everything from theme parks spanning four continents to wristwatches worn by world leaders. The mouse has generated more wealth than the GDP of most nations. Conservative estimates suggest Mickey-related merchandise alone has produced hundreds of billions in revenue. He is not merely a character but a self-sustaining economic ecosystem of unprecedented scale.
Wonder Woman
While commercially successful, the Amazon's economic footprint remains substantially more modest. Her film appearances have generated several billion dollars, and merchandise sales remain robust within the superhero category. However, Wonder Woman operates within the DC Comics portfolio rather than commanding her own corporate empire. She lacks the theme park presence, the ubiquitous merchandise saturation, and the vertical integration that transforms the mouse into an economic force of nature. The warrior generates wealth; the rodent prints it.