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Marvel Comics' premier knight.
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A knight from the Dungeons & Dragons' DragonLance universe. He was a knight of Solamnia.
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One of DC's knights.
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A knight from the Song of Ice and Fire series A Game of Thrones. He is the Mountain that rides. He is a rather unsavory character, but he has been knighted.
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A knight of the Round Table from English myths and legends.
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A villainous black knight from Marvel Comics. He was Dane's (Marvel's premier knight) uncle.
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A knight of Solamnia from the distant past of the Dungeons & Dragons DragonLance universe. He was a legendary knight who was the greatest hero of Krynn's history.
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One of DC Comics' knights.
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A knight from the "A Song of Ice and Fire" universe, better known as Game of Thrones.
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One of the knights of the Round Table from Arthurian myths and legends.
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A knight from the Marvel universe.
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One of the greatest knights in the history of Westeros in the "A Song of Ice and Fire" unverse.
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One of the villains in the Scooby Doo universe. I don't know if this character was properly knighted.
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This version of White Knight is a Zenescope Comics character.
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One of the knights of the Round Table from Arthurian myths and legends.
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A female villain using the name in Marvel Comics. I'm not sure she was properly knighted.
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A knight from DC Comics. The Batman of England. I don't know if he was properly knighted.
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The knight of flowers in "A Song of Ice and Fire".
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This Red Knight is from Zenescope Comics. He may have been properly knighted within the story.
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One of the Knights of the Round Table from the myths and legends of King Arther in England.
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A knight from the Marvel Universe. He fought during World War I. I'm not sure if he had been properly knighted in the storyies.
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From DC Comics is a knight, although I don't think he was properly knighted.
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A Hedge Knight from A Song of Ice and Fire. He was a squire who used his dead knight's equipment. He hasn't been properly knighted, but he used a knightly title - Ser.
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A knight of Somania from the Dragronlance world of Dungeons and Dragons. He is the father of Sturm Brightblade.
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A knight of the Round Table from the myths and legends of King Arthur from England.
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A Marvel Comics villain whom I'm sure hasn't been properly knighted.
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A Batman from DC's Earth 17 universe. I'm not sure he was properly knighted in that universe.
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He was a knight of Solamnia in the Dragonlance part of Dungeons & Dragons.
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He is a knight, though disgraced, in the saga called A Song of Ice and Fire.
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One of the knights of the Round Table according to Authurian myths and legends.
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This villain is a knight in the Marvel universe, although I do not believe he has been properly knighted.
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This DC villain appears to be a knight, though he most likely hasn't been properly knighted.
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This knight is from the Berserk series by the publisher Kakusensha.
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Ser Waymar Royce was killed off in A Song of Ice and Fire. Though killed quickly he was still a knight.
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One of the knights of the Round Table from Arthurian myths and legends.
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From Marvel Comics is one of the High Evolutionary's mutated animal men who is a knight of Wundagore Mountain.
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From DC Comics he started out as the Shining Knight's squire and then became Knight. I'm not sure if he had been properly knighted.
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From A Song of Ice and Fire he was a knight on the losing side of a rebellion and was banished to the Wall as a brother of the Night's Watch.
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He is a Capcom character and appears to be a robot. I don't think he has been properly knighted.
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He is one of the knights of the Round Table from Arthurian myths and legends.
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From Marvel Comics. He is one of the Knights of Wundagore Mountain created by the High Evolutionary.
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From DC Comics. He is a Batman from another dimension who was inspired by a suit of armor rather than by a bat. I'm not sure he was properly knighted.
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He is a knight from "A Song of Ice and Fire".
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A knight character that started out as a Fox Feature Publication character.
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He is one of the knights of the round table according to Arthurian myths and legends.
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From the Marvel Universe. He is a knight of Wundagore Mountain created by the High Evolutionary.
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From the DC Universe. He might have "knight" in his name, but he doesn't look or act like a knight. I'm sure he hasn't been properly knighted.
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He is a knight from "A Song of Ice and Fire".
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A knight character published by Pines Publishing after getting started in Standard/Better/Nedor.
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From Arthurian myths and legends is a knight of the Round Table. He was the father of Sir Kay and foster father of King Arthur.
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From Marvel Comics. A timber wolf evolved by the High Evolutionary to be a Knight of Wundagore Mountain.
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Though he wasn't a knight in the beginning He was knighted during the story "A Song of Ice and Fire".
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An Image Comics/ Awesome Comics character. Although he has the word "knight" in his name I don't think this character has been properly knighted.
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This picture is for a Caradoc from DC Comics. The DC Comics version of Caradoc is based on a Sir Caradoc from Authurian myths and legends.
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From Marvel Comics. This is one of the High Evolutionary's evolved New Men and a knight of Wundagore Mountain.
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From DC Comics. He is a member of the Atomic Knights. He was presumably properly knighted according to their rules.
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From Zenescope Entertainment comes a knight that serves the Queen of Spades. He may have been properly knighted.
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From the Masters of the Universe. It is possible that he was properly knighted in the He-Man universe.
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A knight of the Round Table from Arthurian myths and legends.
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From Marvel Comics an evolved lion and Knight of Wundagore.
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From DC Comics an ex-soldier and member of the Atomic Knights. Presumably he was properly knighted according to the rules of the Atomic Knights.
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An Image Comics/ Awesome Comics character. Though "knight" is in his name I'm not sure that he has been properly knighted.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Spectral Knights, He is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably he has been properly knighted.
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In the public domain. This character seems to be listed as both a knight of the Round Table and Jester of the Round Table. In Arthurian myths and legends he may have been a knight.
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From Marvel Comics an evolved dolphin and Knight of Wundagore.
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From DC Comics an ex-soldier and member of the Atomic Knights. Presumably he was properly knighted according to the rules of the Atomic Knights.
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An Image Comics/ Awesome Comics character. It is not clear if this character has been properly knighted in-story.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Spectral Knights, He is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably he has been properly knighted.
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In the public domain. This character seems to be listed as both a knight of the Round Table and butler of the Round Table. In Arthurian myths and legends he may have been a knight.
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From Marvel Comics an evolved bulldog and Knight of Wundagore. According to the bio this character is a knight of Wundagor.
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From DC Comics an ex-soldier and member of the Atomic Knights. Presumably she was properly knighted according to the rules of the Atomic Knights.
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From Nintendo. Although this entry seems to be for a whole group of skeleton knights rather than a single character. I'm including this character because it looks interesting.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Spectral Knights, She is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably she has been properly knighted.
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A knight of the Round Table from Arthurian myths and legends.
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A knight from Marvel Comics. I am not sure this character was properly knighted.
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From DC Comics an ex-school teacher and member of the Atomic Knights. Presumably he was properly knighted according to the rules of the Atomic Knights.
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A Harry S. Chesler/ Dynamic comic character. Although he doesn't look very knightly and it's not clear if he has been properly knighted I am adding this character to the list based on his name.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Spectral Knights, He is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably he has been properly knighted.
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A knight of the Round Table from Arthurian myths and legends. I'm not sure if this character is really from the myths and legends or if this character is a relatively recent addition.
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A Marvel Comics knight character. Presumably he was properly knighted by his organization or god.
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A DC Comics character with the word "knight" in its name. Based on the entry for this character it is clear that this character has not been properly knighted.
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A Sterling Comics knight character. It is not clear if this character has been properly knighted.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Spectral Knights, He is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably he has been properly knighted.
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A knight from Arthurian myths and legends.
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A knight from Marvel Comics. It is not clear if this character has been properly knighted.
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A member of Gorilla Grodd's Gorilla Knights from DC Comics. Presumably this character has been properly knighted.
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A knight from Disney first appearing in the Robin Hood movie with anthropomorphic animals and later comic books. It is likely this character has been properly knighted.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Spectral Knights, He is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably he has been properly knighted.
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The Black Knight from Arthurian myths and legends.
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A knight from Marvel Comics.
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A character from Dan Dare's universe appearing in Eagle Comics and Virgin Comics. Presumably he has been properly knighted in this fictional universe.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Spectral Knights, He is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably he has been properly knighted.
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This entry seems to be talking about two different Red Knight characters. One of the characters is a Charlton Comics character. The other character is a knight from Arthurian myth and legend.
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A knight from Marvel Comics.
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A knight of the Broken Table from DC Comics.
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A knight character from Wildstorm's Astro City series. It seems unlikely that this character has been properly knighted.
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From Visionairies, A member of the Darkling Lords, He is one of the Knights of the Magical Light. Presumably he has been properly knighted.
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A real person who had been knighted and has made appearances in comics books.
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A robot from Marvel comics going by a knightly name. It is not clear if this character has been properly knighted.
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A knight from Nintendo comics. It is not clear if this character has been properly knighted.
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