SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF)-- San Francisco's only museum devoted to comics, cartoons and animation is closing its doors at the end of June, but not forever. The Cartoon Art Museum has occupied its 655 ...

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- There's nothing funny about the uncertain transition of the Cartoon Art Museum. The San Francisco facility bills itself as the only museum in the West dedicated to preserving ...

After being homeless for more than a year, San Francisco’s Cartoon Art Museum has found a new location for its thousands of cartoon and comic book artifacts. This week the museum signed a 10-year ...

The group behind the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (or ... Comic books, graphic novels, cartoons, video games -- the Cartoon Art Museum exhibits it all and more. Don't assume this place ...

Expect to spend about 75 minutes here; more, if drawing or reading. Cartoon Art Museum, 781 Beach St., San Francisco; (415) 227-8666. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursdays to Tuesdays. $10 adults, $4 kids 6 to ...

If you’re a fan of neckties, Wendy Williams, or depictions of lustful rodents, San Francisco’s Cartoon Art Museum will be your happy place for most of January. Starting Tuesday and running ...

Inc. is the subject of an impressive new art exhibition at San Francisco’s Cartoon Art Museum. Â This 20-piece exhibit provides a behind-the-scenes overview of the development of the 2011 hit ...

SAN FRANCISCO (BCN)--The Cartoon Art Museum, which has been without a home since losing the lease on its South of Market location last year, has found a new home in San Francisco's North ...

The Cartoon Art Museum is a San Francisco institution, but many of the artists associated with it and much of the work exhibited in it are known around the world. Here is a sampling: Five notable ...

"In the old days, all the costumes and how the film was made was all hidden," said Allan Lavigne, as he installs a reproduction of the Infinity Gauntlet at San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum.

There are plenty of stories of artists and art ... out by San Francisco by skyrocketing rents. Mostly, they don’t come back. Which makes the reopening this weekend of the venerable Cartoon ...

When the Cartoon Art Museum lost its lease on Mission Street last year after its rent doubled, it looked like another sad story of a unique San Francisco institution displaced by the changing city.