An avant-garde series that's as much a surreal art piece as a traditional narrative, the 1997 series remains as beguiling today as it was 30 years ago. This story first ran in the  animation  newsletter “ Sketch to Screen .”  Subscribe here  to receive a new entry every Thursday. Recently, queer anime has been having a bit of a moment. Once generally marginalized and confined to specific circles, LGBT-themed shows like “The Summer Hikaru Died” and “Go For It, Nakumara!” have seen critical