Armed with a sickle made of adamantine, and a helmet that turns him invisible, Perseus sneaks up on the sleeping gorgons, using his shield as a mirror to avoid looking Medusa in the eyes ...

Byatt has a book out this month, “Medusa’s Ankles: Selected Stories.” I hadn’t read her in a long time, so I picked it up. Surely, it’s time to consider her anew. Clear eyes, full heart ...

This could be that day. Trust your senses. And don't look this bitch in the eye.” In the film, Perseus knows Medusa has been raped, but she’s nonetheless treated with indifference by the plot ...

From graphic novels to Uma Thurman’s iteration in the 2010 feature film, Medusa’s fateful eyes are often covered by sunglasses while the rest of her physical appearance is more monstrous.