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"Bringing Up Father," also known as "Jiggs and Maggie," is a classic American comic strip created by George McManus. The strip first debuted on December 20, 1913, and quickly became popular for its humorous portrayal of the lives of Jiggs, a working-class man, and his wife, Maggie, who aspires to a more refined lifestyle.
The comic strip emerged during a time when comic art was becoming an important part of American culture. McManus's work was characterized by its vivid characters and relatable themes, which resonated with a wide audience. Jiggs, a lovable Irishman with a penchant for food and drink, often found himself at odds with Maggie, who sought to elevate their social status. The humor often stemmed from their differing perspectives on wealth, class, and family life.
The strip was notable for its rich visual storytelling and clever dialogue, showcasing McManus's talent for combining humor with social commentary. Over the years, "Bringing Up Father" gained a massive following and was adapted into various other media, including films, stage plays, and even animated shorts.

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