While Henry Cavill’s pay has been a bone of contention for Gal’s supporters, it’s unclear whether Henry was paid $14M upfront or if this was his total earnings from the Man of Steel movie — including back-end compensation and box office bonuses.

Blake Lively’s bae definitely worked out the sweetest deal. Not only was he paid two million dollars UPFRONT, but he was the only actor in the film eligible for back-end compensation. Once the film crossed $500 million in the box office, Ryan apparently cashed in an extra 10 million dollars.

Whoever negotiated this Chris’ contract really screwed up, because he was way underpaid for his lead role in Thor. They made up for it though because when he reprised the role for Avengers: Age of Ultron, he was paid a cool five million dollars.

Another Marvel film, the former Parks and Recreation guy was still paid slightly more than Gal for his part as Star Lord. (In comparison, Zoe Saldana was paid a puny $100K for her role as Gamora in the movie.)

Chris Evans is on par with Gal in terms of his first movie salary BUT his pay went up to two-freakin’-million dollars for the Avengers flick, whereas Gal’s three-movie contract keeps her at $300K upfront for every film (this is subject to change, however, as the actress is reportedly about to enter into a major renegotiation deal).

Paul and Gal were offered the same amount of cash upfront. Then again, Ant-Man made $519.3 million dollars in the Box Office all-in-all, and Wonder Woman has already surpassed that number in under a month.

It’s not like Emma Stone’s ex had a ton of big roles prior to Spider-Man, so the fact that he was paid up to $200k more than Gal is definitely fishy. That said, Spider-Man is under Marvel and Wonder Woman is DC Entertainment.

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(Text by Bang Showbiz / Additional reporting by Natalya Molok)