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Summary: A must-have
Review: Journey to Cubeville is a 224-page collection of Scott Adams' hilarious Dilbert cartoons. Dated between 11/1/96 and 1/4/98, these cartoons include all of the normal Dilbert crew: Dilbert, Alice, Wally, Asok, Dogbert, Catbert (a personal favorite), and so forth. The cartoons themselves appear as they did in your favorite newspaper, with the big Sunday ones printed in bright color! Plus, as a bonus, this book includes pop-out finger-puppets, which includes Dilbert, Wally, Alice, Dogbert, Ratbert, the Pointy-Haired-One, and a cubicle. (Dilbert wouldn't be Dilbert without a cubicle!)
This book is great, a must-have addition to the library of any Scott Adams fan. And, the finger-puppets make it that much better. This is perhaps the best Dilbert book of them all - buy it!
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Summary: Any Dilbert fan MUST read this.
Review: Journey to Cubeville is cram packed with outrageously funny jokes, as usual. Scott Adams is brilliant. His jokes are funny, and no matter how strange they are, they are somehow very close to the sad truth as well. I am a member of the DNRC (Dogberts New Ruling Class) and an avid Dilbert Fan who has all of the books. I can honestly say that this one is one of the best to date.
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Summary: Another Gem from Mr. Adams
Review: No matter what mood I'm in, no matter what crisis has befallen me, I can always depend on Dilbert to make the load a little lighter, the outlook a little brighter.
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Summary: Good Stuff!
Review: Scott Adams is one of those rare comic strip writers who gets funnier with each book. Dilbert fans should love it!!
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Summary: Excellent Dilbert Book
Review: The coolest thing about this book is that it has finger puppets inside. The comic strips are very funny. Dilbert, next to Peanuts, is one of my favorite comic strips.
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Summary: Life in Cubeville
Review: The coolest thing about this book is that it has finger puppets inside. The comic strips are very funny. Dilbert, next to Peanuts, is one of my favorite comic strips.
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Summary: The Finger Puppets Were Fun
Review: This book has some of Scott Adams' best work in it. Just pour on the sarcasm and take shots at corporate America!In addition, there are punch out Dilbert finger puppets with a punch-out cubical so you can "Micro Manage" your own group of peons (as close as most of us will get :-)
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Summary: The Best of Dilbert!
Review: This collection of comic strips really is a classic. I've found that many of the strips in it are used in Dilbert calendars. Happy reading! It is one of the funniest Dilbert collections I ever read.
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Summary: Just OK.
Review: This collection was below average Scott Adams (his average being great). I kept getting the feeling I had seen these cartoons before and I don't read the comics in the newspaper, so I know I haven't. I think Scott must be repeating himself. The Wally cartoons were great. More Wally!
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Summary: Journey to Cubeville
Review: This is one of the best Dilbert books I have ever read. It's situations are believable and the jokes are hilarious. 5 stars from me!
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