dilbert.com

Dilbert.com is the official site of the Dilbert comic strip. This site is laid out very well and a must visit site for any Dilbert fan. The home page has the comic strip for the day right on the top. The strip also has a calendar to see any strip archived since 1987. There are also functions on the strip that allow you to e-mail it, save, print, embed and mash. Mashing the article could be pretty fun if you are creative. You get the picture of the comic strip, and you are allowed to add your own words to the characters to see if you can be more funny than the author. You can also read other members mashups and leave comments to let them know what ...  Read the complete review

Dilbert.com is the official website for Scott Adams' animated creation "Dilbert". The website was first launched in 1997 has has since risen to global popularity. Alexa traffic research currently ranks the website as being the 4954th most accessed site in the world. It sees most of its success in the New Zealand where it is ranked 1041. Here in the United Kingdom, it is the 2306th most accessed website. The illustration features the title character "Dilbert". He is an engineer who works within a micromanaged office setting and most comic strips are based on office satire, technological puns and other work related issues. His pet dog ...  Read the complete review

dilbert.com is the home of the classic cartoon strip character Dilbert. Every day there is a new short cartoon making a joke about office life. These are a bit hit and miss for me, due to the American focus, although they are quite funny about half the time. However, in the other half they seem a bit rubbish to be honest, although you can browser through the archive to find good ones from the past. They have also recently created a daily podcast where you can watch a video of them (can be downloaded with itunes). The latest feature on the website is that you can create and account and change some of the lines on each strip to create your own punch lines. The archives go ...  Read the complete review

For those who are familiar with Dilbert and those who are not, this is the website with the many comic strips of Dilbert. The ,ain characters are Dilbert, the office type, Dogbert, a kind of dog who however resembles a human (mmh!), who is best Dilbert's friend and enemy at the same time, and finally, Dilbert's boss, with 2 cones on his head instead of Hair. I like a character very rarely showed, Asok the Intern. He is the most intelligent of them all, his name is actually a mixture between the indian name Ashok, and I guess, ass*ole!. As much as he is bright and naive, as much as he knows absolutely nothing about office politics and the most ...  Read the complete review

I'm a huge Dilbert fan. I read the strip every day. I've even gone so far as to buy a few of the books. Visiting the Web site is only natural. On the site, you can sign up for a newsletter, find today's strip, get future strips delivered to your inbox, and do all sorts of other Dilbert-related things. You probably won't spend too long there unless you're looking to buy a lot of stuff and there may not be a lot to keep you coming back, but fans can pick up a thing or two without having to spend any money. It's still a good site and I'd recommend it to friends. ...  Read the complete review