You'd be surprised how many blind characters in comics are actually billionaires! The most iconic one is definitely Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil. This guy's a lawyer by day, vigilante by night, and despite being blind since childhood, he's got this crazy radar sense that makes him almost superhuman. What's wild is that his firm does pretty well, but he's not exactly Bruce Wayne rich. Then there's Dr. Mid-Nite from DC Comics—a golden age hero who's both a doctor and a wealthy inventor. His infrared lenses let him 'see' in his own way, and he funds his crime-fighting through family money. Comics love the trope of turning disabilities into strengths, and wealth often plays into that fantasy of overcoming limitations with resources.
It's interesting how these characters subvert expectations—being blind doesn't stop them from being geniuses, fighters, or philanthropists. Even lesser-known ones like Timothy Carnes from 'The Question' comics inherited fortunes. The blend of disability, wealth, and heroism makes for compelling storytelling, showing power isn't just physical sight. Plus, their wealth often funds tech that 'replaces' their vision, like Daredevil's billy clubs or Mid-Nite's goggles, which adds a cool sci-fi layer.