Dilbert

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, French publisher Albin Michel brought Scott Adams's iconic office satire Dilbert to a new audience with a nine-issue series. Translating the daily comic strip's deadpan workplace humor into a collected format, these editions captured the absurdities of corporate life as embodied by the perpetually frustrated engineer and his cubicle-dwelling colleagues. Though a relatively short run, this series stands as a key European imprint of one of the most widely syndicated comics of its era, offering a curated look at the strip's peak years.