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Irish supervillain Fowl ranks third in Forbes list of richest fictional characters

08/04/11 5,563 Views 12 Comments

The mining tycoon Scrooge McDuck remains top of the list – but Ireland’s Artemis Fowl II comes third, worth €9.3bn.

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