Adams said he expects "to be checking out from this domain sometime this summer." The controversial cartoonist, a vocal supporter of President Trump, expressed compassion for former President Biden.

That came the same year Dilbert introduced its first Black character, an engineer called Dave who said he "identified as White." At the time, Adams was coming under more scrutiny for his critical ...

The removal of the cartoon “Dilbert” has nothing whatsoever to ... the publisher isn’t punishing anyone, let alone engineers or engineering enthusiasts. Not having access to a funny comic ...

In May 2022, Adams added a new character named Dave the Black Engineer in "Dilbert" to mock workplace diversity and transgender politics, the Post reported. The strip had been pulled last year ...

And “Dilbert,” which followed the titular engineer through various white-collar woes, was syndicated in hundreds of newspapers across the country until this week, when the comic strip was ...

The number of "Dilbert" strips posted in a company's windows and cubicles became a fairly reliable measurement of its dysfunction. The title character is a competent and logical engineer stranded ...

“Dilbert” was a famous comic strip that humorously criticized the inner workings of corporate America through the life of a fictitious and animated engineer named Dilbert. It ran from April ...

Adams in 2022 introduced the first-ever Black character to “Dilbert,” dubbed Dave the Black Engineer, whom he used to mock the idea of workplace diversity and transgender identity (“I ...

Adams is known as the brains behind Dilbert — a comic strip first introduced in the late 1980s. It’s satire about a micromanaged officer with engineer Dilbert as the main character.

Adams, a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump, said he expects to die this year as prostate cancer has spread to his bones.

“Dilbert” was a famous comic strip that humorously criticized the inner workings of corporate America through the life of a fictitious and animated engineer named Dilbert. It ran from April ...