'Wonder Woman' has done it! Top 5 superhero movie of all time

Step aside, Tony Stark -- just as we predicted, Wonder Woman will land in the Top 5 highest-earning superhero movies of all time at the domestic box office. And it'll go down over the holiday weekend, passing Iron Man 3 and settling in behind The Dark Knight Rises, probably sometime mid-Monday.

Wonder Woman had earned $408.939 million in North America as of Sunday, according to estimates from comScore. That put Diana Prince short of Iron Man 3 by a paltry $75,000 -- a figure Wonder Woman will easily eclipse on Labor Day, and possibly before.

There's no way Wonder Woman can get up to No. 4 The Dark Knight Rises ($448 million), what with the home video release coming in mid-September. But a Top 5 finish is still quite a feat, considering that Wonder Woman opened at $103 million, while the four films above it all opened at $160 million or higher.

Translation: Wonder Woman had unheard-of staying power, dropping an average of 33% week over week through its 13-plus weeks of release. Also as we predicted, Warner Bros. staged a special engagement in IMAX to boost earnings in Week 13, taking advantage of the lack of August offerings by putting Wonder Woman in 2,210 theaters.

It isn't official-official yet, but as of Monday, your new superhero Top 5 will look something like this:

1. Marvel's The Avengers: $623.3 million

2. The Dark Knight: $534.8 million

3. Avengers: Age of Ultron: $459 million

4. The Dark Knight Rises: $448.1 million

5. Wonder Woman: $409+ million

Interesting side-note: Wonder Woman's entry into that group shifts the balance of top 5 all-time domestic superhero films from Marvel to DC, which now has three of those spots (though Marvel still has 7 of the top 10, if you count Spidey films).

But that imbalance could be in jeopardy, too -- with Gal Gadot's take on Wonder Woman as popular as she is, Justice League right around the corner, and a Wonder Woman sequel coming before you know it, the DCEU may have finally found its stride.