corpse is encountered at a certain point in the game. Bonny and Mary Read are mentioned in Charlie Kaufman's 2020 novel Antkind. In the manga One Piece, the character Jewelry Bonney is named after Anne Bonny. Anne Bonny is a prominent character in the German animated film The Abrafaxe – Under The Black Flag. The 1948 film The Spanish Main includes the character Anne Bonny in a fictionalised account. Captain Anne Bonny is portrayed by Hillary Brooke in the 1952 comedy film Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd. She initially teams up with Captain Kidd in search of a treasure but is ultimately betrayed by him. A character named Anne Bonnie appears as a supporting antagonist in the 2021 anime series Fena: Pirate Princess. She is depicted as a member of the all-female pirate crew of the ship Rumble Rose, serving under captain Grace O'Malley. Another character named after Mary Read is one of her crewmates. A character named Anne Bonny appears in the Cyberpunk Red podcast Dark Future Dice from Rocket Adrift Games. She is depicted as a bunny nomad racer. A character named Anne Bonnie appears as a ghost in a 1974 episode of CBS Radio Mystery Theatre called "The Strange Voyage Of The Lady Dee". Bonny is the subject of the 2018 song "Anne Bonny" by Karliene. Anne Bonny, along with John Rackham and Mary Read, features in the AMA Theatre stage play The Buccaneers and is played by Annie Albici Anne Bonny and Mary Read appear in the Lyrics of the song “5 Guns West” by Adam and the Ants, on their 3rd album Prince Charming (released in November 1981) Statue In 2020, a statue of Bonny and Read was unveiled at Execution Dock in Wapping, London. It is planned to eventually bring the statue to Burgh Island in south Devon. See also Capture of the sloop William Notes References Websites "Anne Bonny", Encyclopædia Britannica Online "Fact and Fiction", Newspaper article "The true and false stories of Anne Bonny, pirate woman of the Caribbean", Newspaper article Books Details the trials of Jack Rackam, Mary Read, Anne Bonny, and Charles Vane. Cordingly, David. "Bonny, Anne (1698–1782)", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004. Accessed 18 November 2006. Jarrells, Ralph E. (2019). "Fiery Red Hair, Emerald Green Eyes and A Vicious Irish Temper", WordCrafts Press. 2019. Simon, Rebecca Alexandra (2022). Pirate Queens: The Lives of Anne