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Robinson Park, also known as Jackson Park[1], is the central park of Gotham City.

History[]

Map of Gotham City, with Jackson Park in Midtown

Map of Gotham City, with Jackson Park in Midtown

The location of Robinson Park appears on the city map of Gotham. It was visible on a city map that was used by Oswald Cobblepot to study Gotham's criminal underworld and the mob bosses controlling it.[2]

More than one year later, Robinson Park appeared on a map used by Captain Nathaniel Barnes when he was trying to find out who was responsible for the acts of arson that plagued Gotham City.[3]

The Robinson Park's location was visible on the Court of Owls' map of Gotham City.[4][5]

Robinson Park was included on a city map of Gotham that was used by Edward Nygma when he was trying to plan his revenge against the Penguin.[6]

The central park was depicted on a map used by James Gordon, Harvey Bullock and Lucius Fox at the GCPD in order to retrace Jeremiah Valeska's plan. However, on this map, the park appeared under the alternate name Jackson Park.[7]

No Man's Land[]

Robinson Park on the map of Gotham City during No Man's Land

Robinson Park on the map of Gotham City during No Man's Land

During Cataclysm, Ivy Pepper took the central park as her territory.[8] When Bruce Wayne is going to ask for help to cure Selina Kyle of her spinal problem at the recommendation of a nurse, he finds some people there who claimed to have locked the "witch" in a room with salt on the floor as they claimed that the people in the plants are her victims. Ivy did mention that the plants in the park are feeding on the humans. After Bruce talked to Ivy and freed her, she slew her captors. Bruce persuaded Ivy to help Selina for old time sake. She gave Bruce a special plant that would not only heal her injuries, but also bring out her inner self. Bruce then took the plant and left Robinson Park.[9]

During the No Man's Land crisis, Robinson Park appeared on Jim Gordon's map of Gotham City.[10][11]

By day 390 into No Man's Land, Ivy's territory in Robinson Park and all the other villain sectors had been taken over by the GCPD.[12]

Appearances[]


Trivia[]

  • Robinson Park is a possible reference to Jerry Robinson, a comic book artist known for co-creating the characters of Joker, Alfred Pennyworth, and Two-Face, while also being the one to give the name to the character of Robin. This location in the comics was where Poison Ivy took refuge in during the "No Man's Land" storyline where she took in the orphans who helped grow produce. In addition during this storyline, it was briefly taken over by Clayface until Batman rescued Poison Ivy.

References[]

  1. Stephens, John & Boston, Seth (writer) & Hope, Nathan (director) (May 17, 2018) "A Dark Knight: No Man's Land" Gotham. Season 4. Episode 22.
  2. Heller, Bruno (writer) & Cannon, Danny (director) (September 29, 2014). "Selina Kyle". Gotham. Season 1. Episode 2. FOX.
  3. Harper, Jordan (writer) & Eagles, Bill (director) (October 19, 2015). "Rise of the Villains: Scarification". Gotham. Season 2. Episode 5. FOX.
  4. Cannon, Danny (writer) & Egilsson, Eagle (director) (January 16, 2017). "Mad City: Ghosts". Gotham. Season 3. Episode 12. FOX.
  5. Woodruff, Ken (writer) & Behring, John (director) (May, 22, 2017) "Heroes Rise: All Will Be Judged" Gotham. Season 3. Episode 19. FOX.
  6. McKenzie, Ben (writer) & Fink, Kenneth (director) (October 13, 2017). "A Dark Knight: The Demon's Head". Gotham. Season 4. Episode 4. FOX.
  7. Chun, Tze (writer) & Bailey, Rob (director) (May 10, 2018) "A Dark Knight: One Bad Day" Gotham. Season 4. Episode 21.
  8. https://www.instagram.com/p/BsYgbcFlv0E/
  9. Milto, Louis Shaw (writer) & Cannon, Danny (director) (January 10, 2019) "Legend of the Dark Knight: Trespassers" Gotham. Season 5. Episode 2.
  10. Stephens, John (writer) & Cannon, Danny (director) (January 3, 2019) "Legend of the Dark Knight: Year Zero" Gotham. Season 5. Episode 1.
  11. Sosa, Iturri (writer) & Tonderai, Mark (director) (January 31, 2019) "Legend of the Dark Knight: Pena Dura" Gotham. Season 5. Episode 5.
  12. Stoteraux, James & Fiveash, Chad (writer) & Fink, Kenneth (director) (March 21, 2019) "Legend of the Dark Knight: I Am Bane" Gotham. Season 5. Episode 10.