In DC Bombshells, Ravager is a prophetic pirate who joins the other members of the Suicide Squad at Belle Reeve Manor. Her look is inspired by pirate pinups, and though the exact color scheme is difficult to find, the essence of the character is easily captured with steampunk fashion and accessories.

If he’s not chasing the Lost Boys and Tinker Bell or plotting ways to capture Peter Pan, you can find Captain Hook hiding from his crocodile nemesis. Hook sure did wear some fancy pirate gear before being swallowed by that croc.

Most people remember Andre the Giant for his role in The Princess Bride. For wrestling fans he is a major part of WWF history. A magnificent presence on his own, Andre didn’t need a flashy costume to stand out in the ring. While you may not be able to pull off the height, you can replicate his look with a black singlet, though you should cut one strap off if you want to be authentic.

In One Piece, Monkey D. Luffy is captain of the Straw Hat Pirates and one of its top fighters. Despite his troublemaking ways, he comes from an esteemed lineage, as his father is Revolutionary Army commander Monkey D. Dragon and his father’s father is famed Marine Monkey D. Garp.

In the Monkey Island game series, Guybrush Ulysses Threepwood considers himself a mighty pirate, though others often bungle his name and mistake him for a floors inspector. Among his quirks are a dislike of heavy syrup and an irrational fear of porcelain.

In Quest for Camelot, Garrett, who was blinded as a child, lives as a recluse in the Forbidden Forest with his seeing-eye silver winged falcon Aiden. One day he meets Kayley and together they go on a search for the sword Excalibur to return it to King Arthur.