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SCOTT ADAMS
ALWAYS POSTPONE MEETINGS WITH TIME-WASTING MORONS
A DILBERT BOOK
by Scott Adams
Paperback
Andrews McMeel Publishing
ISBN: 0836217586
$8.95
Dilbert-- The Cartoon Hero of the Workplace 
This is the first Dilbert book.
POSTPONE is full of great cartoons that put a hilarious twist on all aspects of the workplace from endless meetings to pointy-haired idiots (better known as middle management). A great book to read if your stressed out on your jobs and you want to read about your workplace problems through the blurry eyes of Dilbert.
AMERICAN SPLENDOR
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BOB & HARV'S COMICS
by Harvey Pekar & Robert Crumb
Paperback
Four Walls Eight Windows
ISBN: 1568581017
$16.00
Two Superstars of Alternative Comics Unite!

The cranky humor of writer Harvey Pekar-- mostly known to the public from his appearances on the old (NBC) David Letterman show-- is combined with the legendary art of Robert Crumb.  The result is something new for both of them, collected here.

From Booklist , December 15, 1996
Pekar's AMERICAN SPLENDOR is hands down the best adult comic book and maybe the best comic book, period, in the U.S. It is full of the adventures of Pekar himself--a genuine working-class intellectual, a clerk in a government hospital who on the side writes about jazz, the comics, and authors whose work deserves renewed attention. He writes and storyboards the stories and recruits professional comics artists to draw them. The most famous of these is his longtime friend, Robert Crumb, dean of the 1960s "underground" comics artists and subject of the extravagantly praised documentary film Crumb (1994). The touchstones for the formal qualities and attitudes of these cartoon-illustrated slices-of-life are the stories of such urban impressionists as Grace Paley and Meyer Liben and the films of the French new wave directors, especially Jean-Luc Godard and Eric Rohmer. Pekar and Crumb don't derive from those artists, however; they are their peers.
--Ray Olson
Copyright© 1996, American Library Association. All rights reserved.
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