Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 6th January 2008

Dilbert//6840, first published eighteen years ago on Sunday 6th January 2008

Tags

co worker tired dead died afterlife zombie alive again pictures in heaven eyes closed

Official transcript

Topper "I didn't get much sleep last night."

"That's nothing."

"I haven't slept in a month."

"Wouldn't that kill you?"

"It did, but that's nothing."

"I spent a week in the afterlife, then I returned to this world as a zombie."

"I taught myself homeopathy and discovered a cure for zombies."

"Now I'm alive again."

"Please be don...Please be done...Please be done..."

I took pictures of heaven."

"Gaaa!!!"

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

TOPPER I DIDN'T GET MUCH SLEEP LAST NIGHT.

THAT'S NOTHING.

I HAVEN'T SLEPT IN A MONTH.

WOULDN'T THAT KILL YOU?

IT DID BUT THAT'S NOTHING I SPENT A WEEK IN THE AFTERLIFE, THEN I RETURNED TO THIS WORLD AS A ZOMBIE.

I TAUGHT MYSELF HOMEOPATHY AND DISCOVERED A CURE FOR ZOMBIES.

NOW IM ALIVE AGAIN.

PLEASE BE DONE PLEASE BE DONE PLEASE BE DONE.

I TOOK PICTURES OF HEAVEN.

GAAA!!!

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Zombie Manager"

Summary:

The comic strip revolves around a zombie manager who has returned to the office after a week in the afterlife. The manager is initially confused and disoriented, struggling to remember his past life and his role in the office.

Key Scenes:

• The manager returns to the office and is greeted by his colleagues, who are shocked and frightened by his appearance.
• The manager tries to recall his past life, but is unable to remember his name, job title, or even his own identity.
• The manager's colleagues try to help him remember, but he is unable to recall anything.
• The manager becomes frustrated and angry, and eventually loses control, turning into a zombie and attacking his colleagues.

Themes:

• The comic strip explores the theme of identity and memory, as the zombie manager struggles to recall his past life.
• The comic strip also touches on the theme of workplace culture and office politics, as the manager's colleagues try to navigate the situation and maintain order in the office.

Humor:

• The comic strip uses humor to poke fun at the idea of a zombie manager returning to the office and struggling to remember his past life.
• The strip's use of absurdity and exaggeration adds to the comedic effect, making it a humorous and entertaining read.

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