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Funko Pop! Heroes Batman v Superman #129 Doomsday (Convention Exclusive 2016) Vinyl Figure Bobblehead Vaulted Collectible With Protector

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This is a Funko Pop! vinyl figure of Doomsday from the Batman v Superman series, numbered #129.

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This is a Funko Pop! vinyl figure of Doomsday from the Batman v Superman series, numbered #129.

Key Features

  • Officially licensed Funko Pop! vinyl collectible
  • Approximately 4 inches tall
  • Includes protective collector case
  • Original window box packaging
  • Funko Pop! Item #129

Collector Notes

The packaging features the iconic Funko Pop design with a large window to display the figure. The box includes a sticker indicating it is a 'Convention Exclusive' from 2016, likely from San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC). The figure itself is depicted in its signature monstrous form with sharp teeth and a menacing expression. The packaging also notes it is suitable for ages 14+.

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Our Collector's Take

DC shares a wall with Marvel here, and the two are kept on separate rows so the logos do not blur together. Doomsday is number 129, with a 2016 convention exclusive tag noted on the listing.

It is a Batman v Superman entry, which places it in the film-adaptation stretch of the Heroes line rather than the comic-book numbering. The character is a heavy one, and the sculpt follows suit โ€” a bulkier presence than the average DC portrait. On a shelf shared with slimmer figures, that difference is obvious.

A convention tag from that year only means something to people who were paying attention at the time. Otherwise it is a villain figure with a readable number and a clear place on a DC shelf, and it pairs naturally with the film's other entries if you are building that set out.

โ€” The FunkoPopFan Team

Editorial note from the FunkoPopFan team. Not a customer review.