The Dilbert Omnibus by Scott Adams

Scott Adams is an American cartoonist, best known for creating the popular comic strip “Dilbert.” “Dilbert” is a satirical comic strip that focuses on the absurdities of corporate culture, office politics, and the struggles of white-collar workers. The strip debuted in 1989 and quickly gained a following, becoming syndicated in newspapers across the United States and around the world.

“Dilbert” has since expanded into a multimedia franchise, with books, calendars, and even an animated television series. The strip’s popularity can be attributed in part to its humorous yet insightful commentary on the inner workings of the corporate world. Adams’ background in business and engineering allowed him to draw from his own experiences and observations to create a relatable and entertaining portrayal of life in the office.

In addition to “Dilbert,” Adams has written several non-fiction books on topics such as persuasion, creativity, and success. He has also been a vocal political commentator and supporter of Donald Trump, which has led to controversy and criticism in some circles. Despite this, “Dilbert” remains a beloved and enduring staple of the comic strip world, with Adams’ witty writing and distinctive drawing style continuing to captivate readers around the globe.