A nice, quick, and entertaining read. This is one of the earlier volumes, so, if you have read Dilbert over time, you will notice the differences as the artist improved the comic. There are some classic gems in this volume, including Dilbert's trip to the Accounting Dept. to ask a question about the budget (plus what happens when he finds the Accounting Dept.'s own budget) and more. If you are fan, you will probably like this. A good volume, but there are better out there. ( )

Reading the old Dilbert is a trip and a half, since sometimes they are dated and give clear indications supporting the supposition that they were drawn in the 1990s. But they have aged well and are still very funny. ( )

Reading the old Dilbert is a trip and a half, since sometimes they are dated and give clear indications supporting the supposition that they were drawn in the 1990s. But they have aged well and are still very funny. ( )

Reading the old Dilbert is a trip and a half, since sometimes they are dated and give clear indications supporting the supposition that they were drawn in the 1990s. But they have aged well and are still very funny. ( )

Reading the old Dilbert is a trip and a half, since sometimes they are dated and give clear indications supporting the supposition that they were drawn in the 1990s. But they have aged well and are still very funny. ( )