Abstract
In a recent paper Gompper and Goos [Phys. Rev. E 50, 1325 (1994)] use the random-interface approach to discuss film scattering from sponge and microemulsion phases. We show that their calculations of the film scattering lack the integration measure so that subsequent conclusions about the random-level-surface model have to be revised. Furthermore we find in contrast to that paper that a sponge-lamellar transition in the random-interface approach is possible.
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