Bumblebee's Dangerous Mission

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Marvel Books coloring books
"Bumblebee's Dangerous Mission"
Publisher Marvel Books
First published 1985
Writer Suzanne Weyn
Artist Carlos Garzon
ISBN ISBN 0-87135-038-6
Page count 32pp

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Synopsis

Megatron plots to capture the Autobots and place them in a special prison. Meanwhile, the Autobots are enjoying a day of relaxation. Sideswipe and Bluestreak engage in a race to determine the fastest Autobot. Sparkplug is unable to render a decision on the winner, even after checking a photograph of the finish line. Suddenly, Starscream and Thundercracker drop sleep nets over the two Autobots and their human friend. Rumble ambushes Optimus Prime and Gears with his earthquake powers. Even using Roller and the combat deck, Optimus is unable to break free. Soundwave disconnects several wires, immobilizing Gears. Megatron forces Prime to surrender by threatening to harm the other Autobots. In the Decepticon headquarters, Prime and Sideswipe realize how many of their comrades have been captured. Starscream warns Megatron that Bumblebee is still loose, but Megatron is unconcerned. Enlisting Spike and Sparkplug's help, Bumblebee formulates a plan to rescue his friends. Back at the Decepticon headquarters, Laserbeak sounds the alarm after spotting a giant Autobot. The Decepticons rush to attack, only to discover that their foe is only a ruse. Spike and Sparkplug look on, hoping that the plan will be successful. Bumblebee locates his teammates and releases them from their cell. Surprising the Decepticons, the Autobots are victorious once more. Optimus leads a rousing cheer for the hero of the day: Bumblebee!

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