He wasn’t born Baby Blackbeard – his real name was Edward Teach ... little evidence that Blackbeard was a particularly violent pirate and, instead, relied on his ferocious appearance to ...

one of the most famous pirate names is Blackbeard. The infamous pirate's real name is Edward Teach, but his nickname comes from his threatening physical appearance and thick, dark beard.

Many pirates, including the infamous Blackbeard, were privateers before they decided that the pirate life was for them. During the golden age of piracy, their party place of choice was an island ...

The interaction between the Blackbeard Pirates and Boa Hancock during the Wano arc might be one of the the bleakest moment in ...

Now, the discovery of tiny scraps of paper on the infamous pirate Blackbeard’s flagship offers a clue as to what bored pirates read during their down time. The paper fragments, most of which ...

Often choosing to stay in the background to enact his main plan, little is known about Blackbeard, save for his goal; to become his own version of the Pirate King. However, outside of his goal ...

This particular gang of pirates, who were active at the very beginning of the 18th century for only 4-5 years. Blackbeard, Stede Bonnet, the women pirates Mary Read and Anne Bonny, were all part o ...

While fans have noticed One Piece mixes Japanese folklore with Eastern mythologies, a new pattern shows that Blackbeard Pirates might be based on Greek mythology. The crew member Stronger's ...

Long gone but by no means forgotten, Blackbeard's dreaded black flag will fly on state ferries to the Outer Banks this year. It's the 300th anniversary of the pirate's death. To mark the occasion ...