Contents 1 History 2 Points of Interest 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also 6 Links and References

History

Central Park was the landing site of the Fantastic Four's rocket that Electro stole from the Baxter Building and sent Daredevil into space^[1].

At the edge of Central Park, the Ox ran amok, intoxicated by a never-before-experienced sense of unlimited strength, until his path of destruction was crossed by Daredevil^[2].

Passing by a newsstand nearby Central Park, the Avengers learned about a possible betrayal by the Black Widow, having stolen a bunch of top-secret atomic plans^[3].

Central Park was where the X-Men battled The Dark Phoenix.

After Rachel Summers attempted to murder Selene , Rachel fled to Central Park. While in "The Ramble" section of Central Park, she discovered the bodies bodies of a mugger, and the mugger's and intended victim, whom Selene had murdered to recover from Rachel assasination attempt.

During the original "Secret Wars", Central Park was where the Beyonder fashioned his construct that transported many of Earth's heroes to the Battleworld.

Central Park was also the site of a battle between The X-Men, and the original incarnation of Freedom Force.

During the "Invasion of the Spider-Slayers", Spider-Man fought a winged robot in the sky over Central Park. ^[4]

Central Park played a pivotal role during the "Secret Invasion" when Thor (as well as dozens of other heroes) initiated an all-out attack against the Skrull occupation. It was there that Janet van Dyne gave her life to stop the Skrulls and it was here that Norman Osborn shot and killed the Skrull Empress.

Following the "Secret Invasion", Central Park was renamed Restoration Park.

Juggernaut crashed in here after being defeated by Captain Universe.

Points of Interest

• Columbus Circle

Notes

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Trivia

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See Also

• Appearances of Central Park
• Location Gallery: Central Park
• Images related to Central Park
• Fan Art Gallery: Central Park
• Marvel Staff members who were born in Central Park

Links and References

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Park