The list, published on Tuesday, said grunge rocker Cobain Presley wound up in the No. 2 slot with 42 million, down from last year's 45 million.
elsewhere.
of publication. Presley has ruled the roost since its inception, said Forbes.com staff writer Lacey Rose.
Cobain's coup was due to his widow, actress and singer Courtney Love, who sold a 25-percent stake in the Seattle company Primary Wave.
Charles Schulz at 35 million.
million, whose estate profited from such licensing deals as the popular "Baby Einstein" educational videos.
Other celebrities on the list include Theodore Geisel, better known as children's book author Dr. Seuss; rhythm and reggae superstar Bob Marley.
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