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* The mercenaries stow away on a pirate ship with an all-female crew in ''[[Skullkickers]]'' #13.
* [[Superman]] briefly encountered Barracuda, a female pirate turned magically-empowered superhero, when she and her partner Swordfish were transposed into the 20th Century. He was fascinated to learn that her real name was Abigail Kent, and speculated on the possibility that she was a distant relation of his adopted family.
* In the ''[[Marauders]]'' series, the title characters are a splinter group of the ''[[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]]'' who have become a modern-day [[Lovable Rogue]] pirates in order to defend mutantkind via the trade routes; the crew does have male members, but as far as this Trope is concerned, Kitty, Emma Frost, Callisto, and [[Storm (Marvel Comics)|Storm]] qualify.
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* Elisha in ''[[Gloria Union]]''. Occupation-wise, however, all playable females are this due to the nature of the party.
* Kyrin from ''[[MapleStory]]'', captain of [[Cool Ship|the ''Nautilus'']]. She is a [[Submarine Pirates|Submarine Pirate]], occasional [[Sky Pirate]], and the Job Instructor for Explorer Pirates. Also, Angelic Buster and Jett are [[Always Female]] class who is considered the Pirate Class. And of course, and female Explorer PC who takes the Pirate class.
* Red Lotus, the female playable character in ''[[Deathtrap Dungeon]]'', although [[Informed Ability| we can onlt assume that.]]
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