Storms of Destruction by John Braden 1985 Transformers Audiobook

Megatron's quest for oil has him pumping ocean water under the Brazilian rainforest to push oil out of underground reservoirs to the surface. In doing so, he again instigates worldwide disasters by drawing off a warm ocean current and drastically altering weather patterns.
Art by Pablo Marcos and Judith Marcos

[@johncaulfield8935]

Damn, I haven’t seen Optimus Prime so hell-bent on killing the Decepticons since the Bay movies, and this was before then, in a story book for children

[@thevolpster7977]

I had this book, lol.
I remember the voice acting being so terrible. :)
Also, you can't get that "page turning sound" out of your head!

[@WoebringerofDoom]

Heck yeah! This is awesome!

[@RetroRobotRadio]

Glad you like them.

[@johncaulfield8935]

I’m surprised that the author would write a sequel to a previous story book. These books are usually self-contained.

[@josepharrington8391]

it's wild how the art they used was from the toy line & not the cartoons/comics.

[@mikedski9698]

👍💯

[@briancurry6602]

be cool

[@Teddy-ev1zo]

Why does Megatron sound like mum raa and why soundwave don't like like a robot?

[@usamazahid3882]

That's what I've been thinking too. Although any wiki hadn't confirmed this, but this is something new.

[@matafuko]

haha that sounds like Jack Lemmon

[@gabrielprimetf9371]

4:05 Perú 🇵🇪.

[@d.m.3645]

Is Megatron Mumm-ra?

[@Windrave]

Yes, it's the same voice actor. As a kid I wondered about that too.