This book is designed to help you (or your friend) become a "total nerd" and part of the ongoing saga of a small Internet service team that is able to laugh at itself and the online community even as it is being bought and sold and bought again. In this world, Quake is a religion, customers are hysterically foolish, Microsoft is the enemy, and Linus Thorvals is God.

Target group: 18-30 year-old male.

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Meet Calvin, a six-year-old boy with a vivid imagination and a best friend who is an intelligent tiger with a taste for tuna fish.

Target group: The human race.

Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes is probably the most popular cartoon in the world. The artwork is superior, there are no bad cartoons, the punch lines are unique, and you can read them over and over again.

This 10th Anniversary Collection contains the very best selection of cartoons from the beginning of Calvin and Hobbes until the very end. Most cartoons include comments and insights by Bill Waterson, making this a collector's item.
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It's a Magical World is the latest and, in the creator's opinion, the best series of Calvin and Hobbes ever.
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Lazy Sunday Book is a superior collection of the best colored Sunday cartoons. It makes for a visually appealling gift and a delicious read.
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John Callahan:
Alcoholic at age 14.
Paralyzed at age 21.
Crazy as hell and proud of it.

From his wheelchair, Callahan takes on the blind, the alcoholic, the paraplegic, the mentally ill, the wheelchair, the fat, the pope, Madonna -- you name it.

His drawings are grotesque, his humor is disastrous, and we can't get enough!

Target group: Open-minded individuals.

Unfortunately, all of Callahan's comic books are out of print. Thank god his latest creation, Will the Real John Callahan Please Stand Up?, is still available and makes an extra special gift for a somewhat special friend.
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Callahan 2000 is a must-own 12" x 12" (30 cm x 30 cm) wall calendar. Suggested placement: Bathroom.
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So you've finally realized that your doorbell is more intelligent than you are? Not to worry. Dogbert is here to help. This book teaches you how to be polite in public, how to get along with coworkers, and finally how to tie your shoelaces.

These two books comprise some of Scott Adams's earliest and best work.

Target group: Adults.

In Build a Better Life by Stealing Office Supplies, Dogbert teaches you how to do business. Sample lessons include getting your colleagues to do your work for you, sucking up to your boss, how to survive long meetings, how to buy nice things you can't afford, etc.
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Clues for the Clueless is more basic of nature. Learn how to avoid an embarrassing situation, how to date women, how to avoid friends?
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First there was nothing.
Then came Dilbert.
There is still nothing.

If you are not already familiar with Dilbert, please come out of your cave and enter society. If, like the rest of us, you understand Dilbert to be the voice of reason in a nonsensical corporate world, feel free to infect someone with the humor in this book.

Target group: Adults.

Highly Defective People contains some of the best Dilbert comics from the first seven years of of the strip. Scott Adams's comments appear below the cartoons, providing words of wisdom for the reader.
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It's Obvious You Won't Survive by Your Wits Alone is another Dilbert collection that captures Adams's sharp wit and quick pen.
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