and blue, a necklace made out of teeth and a large round medallion, a red sash around his waist (which was probably a present given to him by a passing ship's captain) and a grass skirt. His center of power is located on "Enchanted Island", a fictitious island invented by Lego. Ladybird Books series An official series of children's books based on the Pirate Lego theme was published by Ladybird Books in 1990. Titles Will and the Gold Chase Captain Roger's Birthday Adventure on Shark Island The Royal Visit The stories revolved around the misadventures of the crew of Dark Shark and their run-ins with Broadside's Imperial Soldiers. The stories developed a stronger characterisation for key characters and expanded the Pirate Lego universe. Captain Foul, who made his debut in Pirate Comic, also appeared in this series. He commanded the ship “The Barracuda”, however the captain did not appear in any of the official Pirate Lego sets. Like in the comic, Governor Broadside appeared with his sister Prudence and niece Camilla once again. The Dark Shark's (Black Seas' Barracuda's) crew's names were also used once again. A short biographical description and illustrated portrait of each of the Dark Shark's characters was presented on the first and second pages of each book. Characters Broadside's Family Aunt Prudence Camilla Governor Broadside Dark Shark Crew Anne Bo'Sun Will Captain Roger (known as Captain Redbeard in Northern America) Flashfork First Mate Rummy Jimbo Popsy (the parrot) Spinoza (the monkey) On the final two pages of each book is a map of the fictional archipelago named “The Treasure Islands” in which the Ladybird Pirate Lego universe is set. Islands Black Reef Island Emerald Island Hook Nose Island Island of Fogs Island of Ruins Island of Skulls John Silver Island Pirate Hat Island Pirate's Nest Sabatina Shark Island Skeleton Island 1993 World Lego Expo – Pirates Ahoy For its 1993 World Expo, the Lego Group chose “Pirates Ahoy” as the theme. The exhibition contained various exhibits mostly depicting three-dimensional sculptures of pirates made entirely from Lego, although the Pirate Galleon containing 13,280 pieces was built at System minifigure scale and was crewed by standard Pirate Lego minifigures. Souvenir guide A souvenir guide accompanied the exhibition and its main feature was a story which loosely tied the exhibits together in a first-person narrative. The souvenir guide also provided information about each exhibit including its name, how many