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Forbes pubblica la lista dei 15 personaggi immaginari più ricchi del mondo. Ecco il nostro (a proposito cosa vuol dire Mallard?):

No. 2 McDuck, Scrooge
David M. Ewalt, 12.18.08, 06:00 PM EST
The moneyed mallard boasts a net worth of $29.1 billion on this year's list of fiction's richest.

 © Walt Disney Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection Net Worth: $29.1 billion
Source: Mining, Treasure Hunting
Age: 80
Marital Status: Single
Hometown: Duckburg, U.S.
Education: Cluck U., dropout

Despite global financial meltdown, the quacking Croesus saw net worth increase due to record-high price of gold. Mallard Mammon keeps majority of fortune in coins piled high inside Duckburg "money bin," enjoys swimming through piles of his own wealth. Credits continued financial solvency to penny-pinching ways, lack of charitable giving, lucky first dime. Famously frugal: Once fought a bear over $2 worth of honey; traveled back in time to use an expired coupon. Member since 1947.

Featured in Uncle Scrooge comics.

--David M. Ewalt

Special Report: The Forbes Fictional 15

per la cronaca, nella lista vi sono Jabba The Hutt, Tony Stark e Bruce Wayne

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Forbes pubblica la lista dei 15 personaggi immaginari più ricchi del mondo. Ecco il nostro (a proposito cosa vuol dire Mallard?):

Mallard: anatra, germano reale (anche se di piume verdi al caro ZP non ne ho mai viste).


Ecco la classifica (un uffa allo Zio Sam, 'sti nazionalisti di americani!)...
http://digg.com/comics_animation/The_15_Richest_Fictional_Characters_According_to_Forbes

1. Uncle Sam
2. Scrooge McDuck
3. Richie Rich
4. Gordon Gekko
5. Jabba the Hutt
6. Ebenezer Scrooge
7. Tony Stark
8. Thurston Howell III
9. Bruce Wayne
10. Ozymandias
11. Jed Clampett
12. Artemis Fowll II
13. Mr. Burns
14. Lara Croft
15. Mr. Monopoly

PS: la classifica cambia di anno in anno:
http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Forbes_Fictional_15,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_Fictional_15