a master of the arts of combat of Arthurian times, invincible in both aerial combat, with weapons, and in hand-to-hand combat . Wearing his enchanted bulletproof armor he is invulnerable to everything. and wielding his enchanted sword, the Shining Knight can cut through almost anything and can resist magical attack. Having been Frozen for many years and hasn't aged at all, his aging has slowed down. The Shining Knight fighting against General Eiling has shown that he has the Indomitable Will that allows him to fight again despite the poorly reduced conditions. Some episodes and comics may have disclosed that the Shining Knight possesses superhuman strength, agility, dexterity, endurance, and reflexes. His steed Winged Victory can fly. Other versions Shining Knight and Winged Victory made a brief appearance in Elseworlds' JLA: Another Nail when all time periods meld together. In other media Shining Knight appears in Justice League Unlimited, voiced by Chris Cox. This version is a member of the Justice League. In his most notable appearance, "Patriot Act", Sir Justin and several non-powered Leaguers fight General Wade Eiling after the latter turns himself into a monstrous super-soldier to eliminate metahumans. While his allies are almost killed during the fight, Sir Justin fights until his actions inspire a group of civilians to protect him, causing Eiling to realize he was the only metahuman involved in the fight and leave. Shining Knight appears in Stargirl, portrayed by Mark Ashworth. This version is a member of the Seven Soldiers of Victory and initially appeared as a janitor at Blue Valley High School. In the episode "Shiv Pt. 1", he uses his enchanted sword to save Stargirl from Cindy Burman. In the episode "Shining Knight", he receives recurring visions and seeks out Pat Dugan, Rick Tyler, and Beth Chapel for help. After hallucinating them as Dragon King and his drones, Pat talks Justin down and reveals to his allies the latter's true identity as Shining Knight. In the two-part season one finale, "Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E.", Justin assists the Justice Society of America in thwarting the Injustice Society's plans before leaving to find other surviving members of his team. References External links The Shining Knight at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on October 25, 2011. Earth-2 Shining Knight Index Comics characters introduced in 1941 Arthurian characters Arthurian comics DC Comics fantasy characters DC Comics titles Fictional knights Fictional swordfighters in comics Golden