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Deadly Paradise
Publisher Purnell Books
First published 1986
Written by Gerry Bailey
Art by Angus McKie
ISBN ISBN 0-361-07285-6
Page count 29pp

When Sideswipe is falsely convicted of destroying the Nova Suspension Bridge, Prowl takes a team of Autobots to Carob Island in search of the truth.

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Synopsis


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Notes

  • The character art in this book is toy-accurate to the point of absurdity, including such elements as Bumblebee's head being painted onto a block.
  • One of the most violent deaths in Transformers history occurs in this book when Windcharger crushes Starscream. Jeez, that guy just can't catch a break.
  • When Prime gets pissed off, smoke comes out of his smokestacks.