Who would actually read it though? No one, that's who!

xerox | January 14, 05:48 CET

Um, ouch?

pat32082 | January 14, 05:53 CET

Mean.

Seems the person who asked would actually read it. Never saw D.E.B.S. myself, so can't say either way.

patxshand | January 14, 06:08 CET

Angela Robinson is pretty awesome actually. and so was DEBS

i'd totally read it. DEBS was probably the best gay-teen movie i've seen mostly because its really silly and lighthearted--but also just really well done. I always thought of the doofy boyfriend as being just like Riley.

I'm excited Robinson's a buffy fan.

FunkyBeccaBecca | January 14, 07:38 CET

D.E.B.S. also has a minor Whedonverse link, as Jenny Mollen (Nina from Angel) is in it for approximately 4 seconds.

jlp | January 14, 07:54 CET

Yeah that is a litt bit mean. And a further connection, D.E.B.S. (the short film) has Clare Kramer in it as well.

Simon | January 14, 08:15 CET

The reason I said what I said was because the movie was not a success ($97,446 in the box office) and it wasn't exactly well received. Who is really gonna wanna read a comic book sequel to a movie that they probably haven't seen (or heard of).
What I said wasn't suppose to be taken literally. It was more of joke. I wasn't really trying to be mean.
Instead of continuing the movie she should reboot it as a comic book series. Kind of like what Joss did with the Buffy movie. He threw out the badly received movie and started it over as a super amazing television series.

xerox | January 14, 09:35 CET

D.E.B.S. is fantastic, but I'm not sure it would work without the inherent interest of seeing the actors, or without the soundtrack, both of which were perfect.

will.bueche | January 14, 09:43 CET

I didn't see the short, but I notice from the Wikipedia article that it stars Alex Breckenridge, who played Dawn's friend Kit in "Lessons", for yet another minor Whedon connection.

jlp | January 14, 09:54 CET

I want to know if Angela Robinson has any plans/money to finish Girltrash! After our tantalising glimpse of Amber Benson there were no more episodes.

moley75 | January 14, 10:56 CET

Heh, I think D.E.B.S is hilarious and much fun, I might read a comic about it. Heh. I'd give it a shot anyways. XD

I always wanted to see the short, but heh, the movie is very amusing. lol.

druzilla | January 14, 12:07 CET

The reason I said what I said was because the movie was not a success ($97,446 in the box office) and it wasn't exactly well received. Who is really gonna wanna read a comic book sequel to a movie that they probably haven't seen (or heard of).

It wasn't a mainstream hit, no. But it got a lot of niche attention and she's well-known in gay media, so it might work as a comic series. The only way she can find out is to give it a shot.

Sunfire | January 14, 16:25 CET

I have to agree with Nathan Rabin:

JesterInACast | January 14, 18:03 CET

To remove all doubt concerning my level of Fag-Haggotry; SQWEEEE!! I would prolly read D.E.B.S. as a comic, unsuccessfully pimp it to "The Moms" and little sister.
Liked the short, and the flick. Them, not so much. :\

roddikinathome | January 14, 23:15 CET

I love D.E.B.S.

I would be very much interested in a sequel, but only if it is another movie or tv show. The music was a big part of the appeal and I don't read comics anyway.

kurna | January 15, 04:47 CET