A monster. A serpent haired killer. Hunted relentlessly by warriors who wanted her head for their trophy cabinet. However, ...

Takemura told me in an email that he had long been fascinated with the myth of Medusa, who turned men who looked at her to stone. His computer background is Peter Paul Rubens’s famous painting ...

Medusa — the woman with snakes for hair who could turn people to stone. Unfortunately, her story goes deeper than most people realize. In some of the older versions, Medusa wasn’t a monster at ...

Medusa, that ugly bitch, turns anyone who looks at her into stone. The witch in the Chronicles of Narnia turns into stone those who oppose her or seek to thaw her eternal winter.

To most people, Medusa is known as a snake-haired figure in Greek mythology who could turn those who crossed her path into stone. But to others, Medusa is an individual whose story holds a much ...

As Medusa deals with her new life with a head of snakes and a gaze that turns people to stone, Haynes interjects by addressing the reader with a question: “I’m wondering if you still think of ...

The outlet did explain that the script “reimagines what audiences may know about everybody’s favorite Gorgon, who has snakes for hair and whose stare turns ordinary people into stone.