Comics

The ChewChat Gang and the fruit are known to appear in many comic strips that illustrate the gang's twisted ways of transforming fruit.

## Format

The comics are usually around 8 panels long, with some comics being 7 panels long and early comics being 10 panels long. Comics come in two varieties, ones with basic black lines printed on Fruit Winders backing paper with few colours, and ones that were featured in comic book publications (This included the well-known Beano and Dandy) and were fully coloured.

## Series

The various comics were part of different series that featured different main characters. There are 6 known series.

* Blabber - These comics followed the titular gang leader winding up oranges. They were featured on yellow-coloured Orange Fruit Winders backing paper and shown on orange-coloured strips in comic books.
* Sorbabe - These comics followed the titular pop diva winding up strawberries. They were featured on red-coloured Strawberry Fruit Winders backing paper and shown on red-coloured strips in comic books.
* Booster - These comics followed the titular techhead winding up blackcurrants. They were featured on grey-coloured Blackcurrant Fruit Winders backing paper and shown on indigo-coloured strips in comic books.
* Max - These comics followed the titular speed-demon winding up apples. They were featured on green-coloured Apple Fruit Winders backing paper.
* Stealth - These comics followed the titular secret agent winding up raspberries. They were featured on magenta-coloured Raspberry Fruit Winders backing paper.
* Double Trouble - These comics followed Sorbabe, Booster, and Max working in pairs to wind up pairs of strawberries, blackcurrants, and apples. They were featured on double-strip Fruit Winders and Fruit Winders Doubles. These were noticeably more minimalistic in style.

## Known Comics

### Blabber Series

* Balloonery!
* Caberet Chaos!
* Drag - tastic
* Going Round
* Horror Film
* Ice Scream
* Jammy Top
* Poorly Pets
* Pukka Dish!
* Shoppin' Shocker
* Sumo
* Taken for a Spin!
* Water Caper
* Windy Wind-up!
* Wish you were here

### Sorbabe Series

* Boogie Frights
* Catwalk
* Chillin' Out
* Club Flyer
* Double Trouble
* Fan-tastic
* Fruit Packin'
* Gate Crasher
* Headline Grabber!
* Health Kick
* Juicy Film Roll
* Roller Babe
* Sitcom Surprise
* Ski Babe
* Sky Windin' High Jinx
* Snap Dragon
* Snoopin' Snapper

### Booster Series

* Big Blubber'
* Boulderdash
* Cyber-Attack
* Down the Tubes
* Face Off
* Faxtastic!
* Game On!
* Hip Hoppin'
* Junk Pile Genius!
* Out for a Spin...
* Pick Your Own
* Rockin' the Vote!
* Space Scuttle
* Sucker
* Time Warped
* Web Wind-up
* Wickedly Loopy Fruit Trap!

### Stealth Series

* MISSION:01
* MISSION:02

### Double Trouble Series

* Action Packed
* Bouncy
* Cocktail for Two
* Fair Grabs!
* Hot Tub
* Jungle Trail
* Paper Chase!

## Non-Comics

In place of normal comic strips, some Fruit Winders feature other things printed on the backing paper.

### Fruit Test Dummies Promo

There exists an image of a paper that advertises the Fruit Test Dummies game online. It features monochrome versions of the Lemon, Raspberry, and Grapefruit sprites from the game, as well as featuring some pink-coloured text. The wording on the paper suggests it was released on Tropical Fruit Winders papers after its release, but one testimony suggests it's possible these were released on all Fruit Winders pre-results.

### Kids' Activities

When Fruit Winders received a rebrand in the 2020's, the comic strips were completely replaced with lists of activities, jokes, things to try, etcetera.

## Mystery and Speculation

* It is unconfirmed if there were ever Tropical-based or Lemon-based comics. If you have any in your possession, let us know or add high-quality pictures to the wiki.
* There are about four comics that exist but haven't been identified.
	+ One of them comes from a blurry image of old full-colour versions of the first episode comics found on a blogspot page. It features yellow fruit (possibly lemons) on boats. The plot itself isn't very clear, but it resembles Water Caper in its ideas.
	+ Another is a Double Trouble comic that features Sorbabe and Booster in a free web place.
	+ Two of them are Max comic strips, theorized to exist due to evidence of toon adaptations. One involves a contest in some sort of stadium, and the other features Max winding up an apple from a bus.