JotheHot - So you are totally of the belief that the market is right. Bully for you.
Personally I think that small groups seeking to change bad things about the world have often been the way that broader groups recognise and endorse the issue of change. A boycott is one way of drawing attention to your cause, but it's a weak and ineffective way in most cases. As others have said, lobbying is often the best way to draw attention to a cause.
And as for the accusation that we are trying to impose our will on a reluctant minority, actually I think it's the case that most people don't give a stuff about gender stereotypes. Lots of white people didn't care about racism either until it became so socially unacceptable that they were forced to care.
I doubt that there are many mothers out there saying 'how dare you pose the girls' clothing climbing a tree', so it's hardly as if anyone loses by making the world a better place in this way.
Mind you, as this thread has gone on I remember you from other threads. IIRC you are strongly of the biological determinism school of thought on gender roles, so I see why this representation wouldn't bother you and why you would defend it. Personally I think that that science is junk science, and I'll still fight to see boys and girls represented more equally in all media.