Courting Disaster, my weekly comic about sex, love, and relationships updates every Friday. You'll laugh your pants off.

This week's question...

A reader writes...Q: "I'm divorced, in my mid-50s, and so frustrated over the lack of suitable men to date. Many of my single women friends, older and younger than me, say the same thing. I've tried online dating, but it depresses me to meet so many men who are boring or weird. I look at the men's profiles, and I just think - yuck! Yet I know women who've met great men online, even married them. What am I doing wrong?"

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As always, I spent a decent percentage of my time at Wizard World Philadelphia doing commissioned sketches -- something I really enjoy doing at conventions.

This one was extra special, though. The owner of the book, Jeff, has been having me add commissions to his book for years now -- and at several different conventions. He's a sketchbook connoisseur -- with several books, organized by theme, floating around the convention floor at all times.

This book, I had the honor of beginning and ending. The theme was "Creator-owned," and all of the sketches inside were of creator-owned characters as drawn by their creators. I opened the book with an illustration of Argus the Gargoyle from Greystone Inn (my first daily comic).

And I closed it with the illustration above, a group shot featuring several Evil Inc cast members along with a whole slew of characters from the book.

It was great fun to do, and since Jeff was kind enough to share a scan with me, I figured I'd share it with you.