Editing Bringing Up Father (section)

==Parodies and guest appearances==
* In issue #17 of ''[[Mad (magazine)|Mad]]'', [[Harvey Kurtzman]]'s story "Bringing Back Father", illustrated by [[Will Elder]] and [[Bernard Krigstein]], depicted Jiggs as the victim of [[domestic abuse]], bruised and bleeding after physical assaults by the domineering Maggie, who has struck Jiggs with thrown kitchen utensils and crockery.<ref>''Mad'' 17</ref> When Kurtzman died in 1993, slides from this parody were shown by [[Art Spiegelman]] at Kurtzman's memorial service in the Time-Warner building.
* In his book ''[[In the Shadow of No Towers]]'', Spiegelman drew himself as Jiggs and his wife as Maggie. He also included a reprint of a ''Bringing Up Father'' Sunday strip.<ref>Spiegelman, Art. ''In the Shadow of No Towers''.</ref>
* In the comic strip ''[[Arlo and Janis]]'' (March 17, 2006), Jiggs is invited to the home of Arlo and Janis for [[corned beef and cabbage]] in honor of the day. He enjoys himself immensely, and entertains his hosts with his stories, jokes and witticisms. Everyone has a happy [[St. Patrick's Day]].
* In [[Marvel Comics]]' ''[[Power Pack]]'', Jiggs is the King of Elsewhere and receives a visit from [[Katie Power]]. Maggie is the Queen, wiser and more powerful than the King.<ref>Marvel, ''Power Pack'', Volume 1, #47, July 1989. Script by [[Jon Bogdanove]].</ref>
* Jiggs and Maggie renew their friendship with Walt Wallet in ''[[Gasoline Alley (comic strip)|Gasoline Alley]]'', by Jim Scancarelli, on April 30, 2013. This continues on August 10, 2018.