Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (comic)

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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End was a 48-page comics adaptation of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. It uses a stylized, cartoon-like art style.

Notable differences between film and comic

• The prologue set at Fort Charles, Port Royal in which the Cabin Boy with the silver piece of eight is executed along other pirates is cut. The comic starts with Elizabeth Swann reaching Singapore instead.
• Hector Barbossa just shows a silver piece of eight instead of throwing it to Sao Feng in his bathhouse.
• Sao Feng threatens Steng with a fid instead of a sword.
• Lian's and Park's deaths are cut. They are never seen either and Mercer isn't present at that scene.
• The pirates do not find the fresh water spring on Black Sand Beach. Their search ends on the beach when they find the Kraken's corpse.
• During the negotiations with Lord Cutler Beckett aboard the Endeavour Jack reveals his pirate brand and shows a silver Piece of Eight. All the pirates aboard the Black Pearl except Sao Feng have their hands tied up.
• During the skirmish off of the Black Sand Beach both the Black Pearl and the Empress open fire on the Endeavour. Mercer is thrown overboard by the crew of the Black Pearl. Groves's exclamation about Jack Sparrow to Beckett is omitted.
• Jack's conversation with Will about stabbing the heart of Davy Jones is omitted.
• James Norrington fires at the Davy Jones' crew with his pistol instead of shooting the rope that connects the Flying Dutchman and the Empress. James Norrington's ceremonial sword does not appear in the comic.
• Davy Jones brings a pistol with him to kill Calypso when he teleports aboard the Black Pearl but changes his mind.
• Captain Teague does not appear in the comic.
• The parley between the pirates and the East India Company is set on the shores of Shipwreck Island, not on a sandbar. Davy Jones can be seen standing on sand, instead of in a bucket. During the parley Jack Sparrow drops his piece of eight in the sand, leaving it for Barbossa to pick it up.
• During the battle of Calypso's maelstrom Davy Jones captures Elizabeth and lifts her in the air with his crab claw. When Will stabs him in the back Jones breaks Will's sword instead of bending it. Jack holds the heart for Will to stab it with another sword. Beckett's body is shown floating among the broken remains of the Endeavour.
• During Will's departure Elizabeth wears a yellow dress similar to her wedding dress as depicted in the Dead Man's Chest comic.
• Jack steals the entire map, not just the inner circle.

See also

• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End