Dilbert Creator and Conservative Voice Scott Adams Dies at 68
Scott Adams, the renowned creator of the “Dilbert” comic strip and a vocal conservative commentator, has passed away at the age of 68. His family announced the news, revealing that he died just months after receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis.
Tributes and Final Messages
The announcement came from Adams’ ex-wife, Shelly Miles, who shared the news with his fans via YouTube. She stated, “Unfortunately, this isn’t good news. He’s not with us … anymore.”
Just a day prior to his death, Adams participated in an online chat on X, where he expressed his declining health. He mentioned feeling that he was “way past my expiration date” and noted, “there are no promises” he can live for another day.
Health Struggles
- Adams stated he was growing weaker, saying, “You can tell I’m getting weaker and weaker.”
- He described his health condition, stating, “My tiredness and my pain are maxing out.”
- The comic creator mentioned suffering from significant bone pain.
In his final online meeting, Adams expressed deep gratitude towards his former wife for her support, stating she was “the only thing keeping me alive right now.” He also thanked conservative writer Joel Pollak for being a source of encouragement during his illness.
Remembering Scott Adams
Scott Adams leaves behind a legacy in the world of cartooning and political commentary. His work has influenced many, and he will be remembered for his unique perspective and voice. The story of his battle with cancer highlights the challenges faced by many, reminding us of the fragility of life.
This developing story will be updated as more information becomes available.
