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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Whizzer and Chips was a British Comics which first started in 1969. The comic ran until 1990 when it merged with a comic called Buster (a spin off of sorts of Andy Capp). It was similiar in style to The Beano and The Dandy and was a direct competitor to the two being published by a different publisher Fleetway as opposed to The Beano and The Dandy which were published by DC Thomson. The comic's gimmik was that it was two comics in one, one called Whizzer and the other called Chips which was a pull-out section. These comics were supposedly rivals with so called raids (which involved characters from one comic entering the other) between the two being a common occurrence, readers were encouraged to become Whizz-kids or Chip-ites (this referred to which comic they supported) and each comic had a different leader Sid from a strip called Sid's Snake for Whizzer and Shiner for Chips. |