Dilbert has become the hero of office workers everywhere, and his popularity continues to grow. With his sarcastic, power-hungry sidekick, Dogbert, Dilbert provides a humorous outlook on one of life's most insidious subjects: work. Each hilarious postcard in this book of 30 is guaranteed to be torn out and placed in mailboxes (or on cubicle walls everywhere.
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Once again, it's Dilbert, hero to downtrodden worker masses around the world, and now -- a pinup god! Each hilarious postcard in this book of 30 is guaranteed to be torn out and placed in mailboxes or on cubicle walls everywhere.
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Now postcarded, Dilbert threatens the US mails.,
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This review is from: Dilbert: A Book of Postcards (Paperback)
Dilbert: A Book Of Postcardsby Scott Adams Andrews & McMeel, ISBN 0-8362-1331-9, US $8.95 (Canada: $12.50) Dilbert is the essentially Everyman as seen by Scott Adams, but he's Everyman with a cubicle-contained (and downsized) twist or two. His world is defined by endless meetings that achieve nothing, projects that seem to be without purpose, a worthless boss, aggressive secretaries, co-workers prone to hatching peculiar plots and corporate thinking that leads to catastrophes that no-one quite knows are taking place. Added to this mixture are such characters as Dogbert, Ratbert and, now, Catbert, creatures that function as sidekicks and as independent entities. This collection of thirty postcards compiles some of the more popular entries in the comic strip, mixing them in with mini-posters. Overall, it's an amusing collection that some people might not want to actually commit to the postal service. Dilbert fans will have a lot of fun mailing these cards to friends, relatives and complete strangers who may be shocked to receive one. --Reviewed by Steven McDonal
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Extremely funny and you can mail them too!,
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This review is from: Dilbert: A Book of Postcards (Paperback)
This is a great book (if you like Dilbert). The cards are sturdy and the picures are all in color. The comics included in this book are very humorous.
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