Dilbert 2.0: 20 Years of Dilbert

Good bulky book of good quality. recommended to fans of Dilbert. bit sad as it did not come with any dvd

I don't see any sense 'reviewing' Dilbert so will sum up what this book is:- Around 20 pages from Scott Adams on the origin of Dilbert, his pre-Dilbert work and how the strip took off. These are wonderful reflections but if you've been following his blog, there's a lot of this which you would have read or known before.- The rest of the book is a serious of carefully collected comics which tells us Scott's thoughts wherever he feels like explaining them, any background to the strip and more importantly and interesting for us - the evolution of all the characters. I enjoyed reading about how Wally, Alice, the pointy haired boss and even Dogbert's personalities and identities developed over time.However bear in mind these are a set of disjoint comic strips. A perfect coffee table book to have which you can flip through a few pages whenever you want, but not exactly ideal to read in one go.A must have for the aficionados though - the book quality is excellent, there's a solid cover to hold it and a CD-ROM with all the strips to boot.