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*This comic is multilingual, with text in English, Spanish and German, and was printed in the [[catalog]] for the 1992 [[Predator (subgroup)|Predator]] and [[Turbomaster]] toys. | *This comic is [[Multilingual packaging|multilingual]], with text in English, Spanish and German, and was printed in the [[catalog]] for the 1992 [[Predator (subgroup)|Predator]] and [[Turbomaster]] toys. | ||
*Flash is referred to as Flash in the Spanish version, but as "Breakneck" in the English and German versions for some unknown reason. | *Flash is referred to as Flash in the Spanish version, but as "Breakneck" in the English and German versions for some unknown reason. | ||
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| "Predator Air Attack!" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Hasbro | ||||||||||||
| Packaged with | Boss, Falcon, Flash, Hurricane, Rotorstorm, Scorch, Skydive, Skyquake, Snare, Stalker, Talon, Thunder Clash | ||||||||||||
The Turbomasters and the Predators face off.
Synopsis
Using Supersight, the Predators find Breakneck speeding through the desert. Breakneck is trying to warn the other Turbomasters of the incoming Decepticon attack. Following Breakneck, the Predators attack the Autobot base, who are busy repairing their tattered communications system.
In the ensuing battle, Rotorstorm swoops down to battle Stalker, while the other Turbomasters and Predators fight in the background. In Skyswoop, Skyquake commands the Predators and spots Thunder Clash, his rival.
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons |
|---|---|
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Notes
- This comic is multilingual, with text in English, Spanish and German, and was printed in the catalog for the 1992 Predator and Turbomaster toys.
- Flash is referred to as Flash in the Spanish version, but as "Breakneck" in the English and German versions for some unknown reason.
Foreign names
- German: "Predators Im Anflug!" ("Predators Approach!")
- Spanish: "¡Ataque Aero Predator!" ("Predator Air Attack!")

