I have no problem with Quackerjack using toys to blow up a store, but he should have made some sort of comment about how 'these'll replace the Barbie doll as the new favorite!' or something like that - basically, that they ARE meant to be played with he's just using these particular ones to get his revenge.

Of course, he goes back and forth from doing that sort of thing and just acquiring toys for himself ('When you've got ten million dollars in your savings account, you can buy all the toys you waaa-ant!'), but then, he IS crazy, after all. Even the toys he uses to commit his crimes are basically ones he'd be perfectly happy to put on the shelves of a toystore - there's a scene in 'Just Us Justice Ducks' where Stegmutt naively picks up one of his lethal toy soldiers and babbles on about oh, what a nifty toy, and ol' Quacky seems genuinely flattered. (Well, that and the whole 'Whiffle Boy' thing - but that only lasted one episode.) He's convinced that he is a genius in the field of toymaking, that there is a genuine demand for his products somewhere, and if he can just get people to BUY the damn things, they'll see the light. I mean, that was Quackerjack's whole THING - all the crazy, deadly toys he created WERE meant to be played with, and he was a villain primarily out of frustration at the fact that no one was buying them.

While I have no particular problem, per se, with Quackerjack going crazier - he was, after all, basically the craziest villain on the whole show, along with Megavolt - and I have no problem with his gaining a dark side, which he's ALSO always had (remember the scene in that one episode where his toy factory is manufacturing GRIM REAPER dolls? 'Quackster, babe - seriously, get help', indeed), I DO have an issue with his creating 'toys that aren't meant to be played with'.

Darkwing Duck, Vol. 2 by Ian Brill