A knave was often described as a dishonest man, usually a criminal. The term was also used to describe a male that was employed as a domestic worker, especially in a kitchen.
The image of a knave was well-known for being used on the front of a Jack playing card. In fact, certain people such as Hi-Jack, Jack of Clubs and Jack of Hearts wore costumes like knaves.
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- ↑ As seen in The Cross-Country-Crimes! (January 1959); which was from Batman # 122 (March 1959), which was reprinted by Pizza Hut as part of a Super Friends comic book promotion featuring comics with Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. (1977).