A new statue of a female ruler subduing a male warrior was discovered at a Mayan ruin site in Mexico. The sculpture depicts the female grasping the captive man’s hair.

Male angst, disavowed female bodies, and art have all been an intimate ménage at least since Hamlet sent Ophelia to the nunnery, madness, and death. The trope hasn't worn out its welcome, though.

As such, some Saint Seiya fans viewed Andromeda Shun as queer or at least a groundbreaking depiction of a male warrior. However, Netflix’s remake will change Andromeda Shun’s gender to female ...