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Originally Posted by snake5289

This is dumb as all hell but I think that's also what makes it cool. I'd prefer if they'd make him in the containment suit though.

I had to look it up but this isn’t actually Doomsday. It’s a character called All American Boy. He appeared in Superman/Batman #48 from 2008. He was a human that had Doomsday’s DNA injected into him while Kryptonite was used to bond the alien DNA to his human DNA.

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Joshua_Walker_(New_Earth)

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Originally Posted by jayvee

Well. That's better news. Our Target DC space has been relegated to about a 2 foot wide area, from the hanging pegs to the bottom shelf. Transformers now has between 25-33% of the available shelf space on that side of the aisle now at one Target. Thank you online retailers....you're our only hope....

Shelf space will change based on their product pipeline. If Target is stepping away from DC exclusives, then it would make sense for the shelf space to shrink. They’ve had several this past year with the Jokerized figures, The Authority, Supergirl, Ted Kord, etc. While refusing to have exclusives and shrinking shelf space doesn’t look good, it also doesn’t mean that they will stop carrying DC figures altogether.

I believe it was around 2010 that Walmart stopped carrying TMNT figures. But they came back for the 2012 cartoon. Sometimes a store may need a break when something isn’t working for them.