Dilbert

Scott Adams's long-running workplace satire, Dilbert, skewered corporate absurdity for three decades through the daily strip's deadpan office drone and his cubicle-dwelling colleagues. Published by Andrews McMeel and collected into 50 issues, the series became a defining comic of the 1990s and 2000s, turning the soul-crushing mundanity of modern management into a sharp, enduring cultural touchstone.