5 Stars All the Way: Bring me the Head of Willy the Mailboy! is just as funny as all the other Dilbert books. This one like all of them is a must read for any Dilbert Fan. Look at the average rating for it, A perfect five stars so you know it must be great

This is a compilation of Dilbert strips. For those who don't know, Dilbert is a long-suffering engineer who must deal with the idiocy of the work environment (personified by his clueless pointy haired boss), while dealing with his megalomaniacal dog Dogbert at home (and sometimes at work as well).

The comic strip is a brutal satire of the modern office workplace, and employers who don't understand what their employees actually do. The strip sends up how bosses make silly decisions to assert their authority, how people deal with coworkers in the office, and other elements that make the workplace an almost surreal place. Much of this book also deals with Dilbert at home, and the oddities of the life of an unsocialized nerdy engineer with a dog that wants to rule the world.

This book is really good, but then again, almost all Dilbert is really good. ( )

Dilbert, one of the funniest (because it's true) comics of all time. I would like to have the full collection of the comics. Maybe he could start by making a book of the first 5-6 years of Dilbert like the Farside or Calvin & Hobbs. ( )

Another fine collection of my favorite comic strip about a nerdish engineer and his megalomaniacal dog. ( )

Dependable humor from Scott Adams, the sole voice of reason and sanity in the corporate world. Adams never fails to deliver barbs of reason that pierce the armor of bureaucratic bullshit that envelopes large organizations. ( )