We went looking for this place and got told it moved uptown near the zoo. Turned out it wasn't there either. It looks like it's been turned into a illustration museum.
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Evidently closed or moved. Boo! I must type at least 100 characters to submit this review. I mus type at least 100 chat to submit this stupid review
If you love comics and the history of this fine art form a trip 594 broadway and a $6.00 donation will further your appreciation. Saw the Batman exhibit and the Howl exhibition. Great work and thought provoking. This is not a huge place and you can view the whole thing within an hour or two. But stop and think about what comics have always meant to you.
I'm not really sure this qualifies as a museum. It was a one-room exhibition with about 8 "exhibits". Your time would be much better spent elsewhere.
We really enjoyed this little museum, which is in NoLita near Broadway and Houston. The downside is a total lack of signage (we didn't realize this was in an office building) on Broadway. Its a small gallery, really, but well curated and inexpensive -- I think we paid $6 a person, and they let my 11-year-old in for free. It is currently featuring the work of Will Eisner, who we enjoyed learning about. Staff was really nice and they have a few books/posters you can buy. It's the type of place you visit once in a while, but wouldn't go out of your way to see. We were in and out within a hour.
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