Silver Squire

Real name: Ryan Knight

Ryan is the newest Silver Squire- he takes up the mantle from the 2 previous Squires who were also wards of Archie.

His father who was an alcoholic & habitual gambler was murdered by a local gangster when it became obvious he would never be able to pay off his debt.

Unlike the other 2 wards Ryan sought out the Black Knight to become the new Silver Squire. Ryan wants to be a hero to assure no one has to go through what he did. He is the most dedicated of the Squires

Weapons/abilities:

• Ryan’s suit is also a high tech battle suit like the Knight’s.
• His belt is also contains several gadgets.
• He’s an expert with his sword that can apparently cut through anything.
• Trained in several martial arts & other hand to hand combat techniques.
• He’s also highly intelligent.

The Black Knight & His Crusaders On Crime:

• .Black Knight.
• .Black Valkyrie.
• .Merlin.
• .The Red Knight.
• .Ronin.
• .Silver Squire.

The open source character of Silver Squire, created by Corey Grant, has been released to the Public Domain, and is available for use by anyone with only the following conditions: this paragraph must be included in any publication involving Silver Squire, in order that others may use this property as they wish, following the same rules as Public Domain properties. The main rule being that your version's story cannot be like the story of anyone else's version (meaning: you may not reference elements from the story you find the character in, because they belong to that story's author, and are not open source).

There is no "Ryan Knight" character listed on Comic Vine, so as far as I can tell, the name is not being used in comics. Therefore, it's viable as an Open Source Character.

There is a "Silver Squire" listed on Comic Vine:

• .Silver Squire. (Marvel)

"Silver Squire" appears a few times outside of comics in an Internet search, but does not appear to have roots in anything that is Public Domain. Therefore, there may be problems with the viability of this name. A tweak to the name may be necessary.