A Conversation for The 'Dilbert' Books
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Token Mormon Started conversation Jul 28, 2003
I have found that this text is rather well written, and it deals with one of my favorite cartoonists! (If you wrote about Jim Davis and Garfield I'd have to become a Sub-Editor just to make sure the article got into the guide without question! But that probably wouldn't work anyway.)
In any case, there are a few little things to look over, but I'm sure the Sub-Editors will get you there; I don't know about you, but I always felt that the books were sort of written from character perspective. The first book(Dilbert Principle) seemed to be a pointy haired boss book. That is, if the pointy haired boss had ever had a clue. Or a name even.
The second one is definitly a Dogbert book! The third one is a bit more fuzzy. Could be anyone in the cast of the comic...I'd say Dilbert, but that's kind of an obvious pick. And the last is without a DOUBT, a Wally Book! No questions asked!
Anyway, I loved it, I'm recommending it Congrats Bud!
Dave
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J Posted Aug 9, 2003
Oop, I just noticed this! Thanks.
I was actually thinking about writing an entry on Garfield, but I can't find the resources. You should write an entry on Jim Davis and Garfield 
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