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George McManus (
January 23,
1884 –
October 22,
1954) is an
American cartoonist best known as the creator of the "Maggie and Jiggs" characters in his syndicated
comic strip,
Bringing up Father.
Born in
St. Louis, Missouri with an innate gift for drawing and a sense of humor, it led to his joining the art department of the
St. Louis Republic newspaper at the age of sixteen. There, he created his first comic strip but in 1905 he left his hometown to accept a job in
New York City with the prestigious
New York World newspaper.
At the
New York World, McManus worked on a number of different short lived comic strips (including
Nibsy the Newsboy, Panhandle Pete, Let George Do It and
The Newlyweds) but it wasn't until he joined the
New York Journal American that he gained great success through the creation of the
Bringing up Father comic strip. The strip would be syndicated internationally by
King Features Syndicate, and produced by McManus from 1913 until his death, after which
Vernon Greene took over.
George McManus died in 1954 in
Santa Monica, California and was interred in the
Woodlawn Cemetery in
The Bronx, New York.
In 1995, the strip was one of twenty included in the "Comic Strip Classics" series of commemorative United States
postage stamps.
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