# Tom Swift and the Asteroid Pirates ( 1963 )

# Glenn Wright: 601 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 1924 )

# Plundering Pirates – ( Pirates )

# REDIRECT Space Quest III: The Pirates of Pestulon

* Jeff King of the University of Arkansas is the # 1 overall pick in the 1986 MLB Draft selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates

bar: PIT # Pittsburgh Pirates

* In Image Comics ' The Pirates of Coney Island # 6, a girl says the line to Patch, the main character of the series.

* The " E " Ticket # 32 ( Pirates of the Caribbean issue ) 1999

# Donn Clendenon: 182 ( Pittsburgh Pirates 1966 )

# Bill Mazeroski: 161 ( Pittsburgh Pirates 1966 )

# Bill Mazeroski: 144 ( Pittsburgh Pirates 1961 )

# Bill Mazeroski: 138 ( Pittsburgh Pirates 1962 )

# Jack Wilson: 129 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 2004 )

# Gene Alley: 128 ( Pittsburgh Pirates 1966 )

# Max Carey: 10 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 1912 )

# Jimmy Sebring: 11 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 1903 )

# Jimmy Williams: 251 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 1899 )

# Jason Kendall: 1, 015 ( Pittsburgh Pirates 1998 )

# Jason Kendall: 998 ( Pittsburgh Pirates 2004 )

# Jimmy Williams: 251 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 1899 )

# Ralph Kiner: 390 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 1947 )

# Ralph Kiner: 382 ( Pittsburgh Pirates, 1948 )

Rolling Stone remained fervent supporters of Jones, with a second cover feature in 1981 ; the magazine also included a glowing five-star assessment of Pirates, which became a commercially successful follow-up by reaching US # 5 on the Billboard 200.

# The Force of Destiny by Dale Kemper ( this book does not seem to exist )

Illustrated by Sergio Cariello and Curt Swan and set in 1984, Superman-The 80s # 1 tells of Destiny showing the pre-Crisis Superman images of future disasters, such as No Man's Land, Identity Crisis, his own death, and the death of Supergirl during the forthcoming Crisis.

Destiny himself makes only minor appearances in the stories ( specifically, in issues # 4 and # 12 ); although, obviously, he is ( behind the scenes ) the driving force of the stories.

The Lords of Luck collects the first six issues of the series, and The Book of Destiny collects issues # 7 – 12.

Destiny is a DC Comics character created by Marv Wolfman and Bernie Wrightson, first appearing in Weird Mystery Tales # 1 ( 1972 ), and was regular host of that series for the first fourteen issues, after which he hosted Secrets of Haunted House.

Destiny began appearing in some of the stories beginning in issue # 10 ( though he said that as all the stories he tells deal with destiny, he is in all of them, as well ).

Destiny left the series after issue # 39, after which it was hosted by Abel.

Destiny met Superman in Superman # 352, preventing Superman from helping people in order to break a forming destiny of Metropolis becoming dependent upon him, and met the New Teen Titans on several occasions, all of these written by Wolfman.

According to Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe # 6 ( 1985 ), Destiny is " the one being who has been able to resist Zeus ' unlimited powers.

In The Sandman, Destiny is revealed in issue # 7 as the eldest of the Endless.

Destiny met Chronos, Walker Gabriel in Chronos # 9, where it is revealed his book can be changed, and entire sections can be warped or erased, albeit at great personal cost ; this applies with even more force when a time traveller such as Gabriel attempts to change the timestream to satisfy a personal wish.

Destiny also met Lobo and Supergirl in his labyrinth in The Brave and the Bold volume 2, # 4.

Destiny himself appeared in the underground lair of the Challs, showing them his book for the final time as a reward for their sacrifice and service in defeating Megistus, in issue # 12 ; the book revealed June Masters, an unofficial member of the Challengers, had cheated Death and managed to escape, blasting herself out of the book much like the Challengers.

# " The Spirit of Destiny ( The Parson Versus Palene )"-Cassidy / Langan / Wayne Remix

As shown in Sandman # 6, Judy is part of a group of people forced to kill themselves by the supervillain Dr. Destiny.

# REDIRECT Spear of Destiny ( video game )

# The Destiny of the Sword ( 1988 ), ISBN 0-345-35293-9

The Sandman also becomes an honorary member of the Justice League in Justice League of America Annual # 1 ( 1983 ) ( written by Paul Levitz and Len Wein ), in which they fought Doctor Destiny, who had trapped Sanford in a tube like those used for Brute and Glob, and eventually the Justice League as well.

Destiny ( Paul Destine ) is a fictional character, in the Marvel Comics Universe whose first appearance was in Tales to Astonish # 101.

Destiny received an entry in the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition # 17, and The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Book of the Dead ( 2004 ).

# Destiny

# Destiny ( June 29, 2004 )

# Destiny: Child of the Sky ( 2002 )