- Paperback: 128 pages
- Publisher: Boxtree Ltd (26 Aug 1996)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0752222651
- ISBN-13: 978-0752222653
- Product Dimensions: 22.4 x 20.8 x 1.3 cm
- Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
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- #42 in Books > Humour > Comic Strips > Dilbert
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A collection of strip-cartoons featuring Dilbert the introverted engineer and his egg-shaped, bespectacled dog Dogbert. They are joined by Ratbert, Bob the dinosaur and an assortment of human office workers.
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DILBERT, YOU'RE BEING TEMPORARILY TRANSFERRED TO THE FIELD SALES ORGANIZATION. Read the first page
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I always feel that these are the best type of Dilbert books, an entire year of strips in chronological order. Reading this way means that you get to see the running jokes that Adams often builds up over the course of a week and you also get his 8 frame weekend strips (as opposed to his normal 3 day daily strips). You do not get this sort of thing in the books like 'The Dilbert Principle' which (while excellent in their own right) only pick out the odd strip to illustrate what Adams is talking about in the text.
If you really like Dilbert, Dogbert, Ratbert, Bob the Dinosaur et al. then this is the book to get.
If on the other hand you have never read Dilbert before (and there may be aliens from another planet who have just arrived and want to know how we run business), then this is a pretty good book to start with - all the main characters are there and established by this point. The only real ommision is Catbert the Evil Director of Human Resources. I believe that he was introduced later.
All in all, a superb book for anybody who works in an office.
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For anybody that has had first hand experience of the corporate world, the laughs and witty sarcasm of Scott Adams will provide and endless source of fun and tear jerking laughter.
What surprised me about this volume is the freshness of the stories and the ability Adams has to keep the issues dealt with in the strips up to date, how you can grab a collection from over ten years ago and still relate to it.
Dilbert is one of those comic strips that make me want to find out more and more and build the whole collection. If it wasn't so good, I'd say it's brilliant.
What surprised me about this volume is the freshness of the stories and the ability Adams has to keep the issues dealt with in the strips up to date, how you can grab a collection from over ten years ago and still relate to it.
Dilbert is one of those comic strips that make me want to find out more and more and build the whole collection. If it wasn't so good, I'd say it's brilliant.
Format:Paperback
HAVE FUN WITH THIS BOOK IT IS A-OKAY AND I LOVED IT. BUT IT NEEDED MORE DOGBERT AND MORE WOMEN
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Not that much to say
This is just another collection of cartoons, which maybe hilarious (as some of them are) but, if like me you enjoy Scott Adam's razor sharp wit contained in books such as "the... Read more
Published on 3 Mar 2001 by stephenk101@hotmail.com
Stereotyping at its best--- intelligent, light, funny!
"Dilbert" lovers will see more of Scott Adams' comic commentary on the lives of technical personnel, the marketing group, management and everyone else in the work... Read more
Published on 7 Jan 1998
Stereotyping at its best--- intelligent, light, funny!
"Dilbert" lovers will see more of Scott Adams' comic commentary on the lives of technical personnel, the marketing group, management and everyone else in the work... Read more
Published on 7 Jan 1998
Funny as hell!
Still Pumped From using the mouse by: Scott Adams is one of his funnier books. That is all.
Published on 15 Feb 1997
Dilbert, again
More ... fun isn't a word that comes to mind as useful with Dilbert, a mouthless drone in a world of cubicles and petty politics where stupid managers are out-thought by blobby... Read more
Published on 12 May 1996
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