•The first “Dilbert” comic strip appeared April 16, 1989, in only about three dozen newspapers. •“Dilbert” was rejected by every major syndicate before being accepted by United Media. •In 1993, Scott ...

An interview with Dilbert creator Scott Adams, whose Dilbert 2.0: 20 Years of Dilbert, will be published by Andrews McMeel. PW: Where did Dilbert (and, for that matter, Dogbert) come from? Did he/they ...

It’s time for Dilbert to update his resume. The white collar hero of Scott Adams’ nationally syndicated comic strip is in line for a promotion to TV star with the debut Monday of his own animated ...

Believe it or not, you can learn a lot from fiction. Some might say that’s because fiction often imitates real life. Of course, that doesn’t necessarily help explain why some of the silliest comic ...

Calvin & Hobbes" is about to join "The Far Side" in cartoon heaven, but funnies fans still have something to chuckle at: a broom-shaped loser named Dilbert. Scott Adams's daily lampoon of bad bosses ...

Yes, we've seen the Dilbert cartoon where "Dogbert The CEO" says his plan for entering the news business is to "summarize stories from other sites and provide" links, and hero Dilbert asks "So…we'll ...

Dilbert is coming back. At least in a different sense. Scott Adams, the comic creator who was dropped by hundreds of publications after his recent racist comments, tweeted that "Dilbert Reborn" will ...

Ah, Dilbert, we hardly knew ya. Scott Adams, creator of the popular “Dilbert” comic strip, has faced a backlash of cancellations after a tirade on his YouTube livestream in which he described Black ...

With a showdown brewing between the federal government and Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who has rejected a Supreme Court order that allows Border Patrol agents to take down razor wire meant to deter ...

Dilbert is coming back. At least in a different sense. Scott Adams, the comic creator who was dropped by hundreds of publications after his recent racist comments, tweeted that “Dilbert Reborn” will ...

Ah, Dilbert, we hardly knew ya. Scott Adams, creator of the popular “Dilbert” comic strip, has faced a backlash of cancellations after a tirade on his YouTube livestream in which he described Black ...