You are here to no longer be a page-sage limited to the orthodoxy of capes, claws, webs & disc-doe-eyes.  ONLI STUDIOS has been the main source of true indie Fun, Fiya & Funk for decades. With our own resources we boldly diversified the total industry in 1993 when we launched the open-source Black Age of Comics genre. 

                                    Plus y'all do not have to be Black to get y'all's Black on!

Now we need the luv shown in buying and sharing of our limited edition products. It is that easy.  

Why keep giving cash to companies owned by Trump supporters. Cash is as good as money.

                                              Only the ONLI for your vision and more!

Review Link per 30 Years of dealing the mega truth .......Black Age of Comics as the most independently authentic genre / movement in Comix & Graphic Novels today.  

Beyond the capes, webs and mutant claws of the mainstream.

 

 The overflow art loving traffic to the Logan Center of the Arts on the campus of the University of Chicago is into the "Fun, Fire, & Funk" of 30 years of ONLI STUDIOS & The Black Age of Comics. 

The Black Age is a unique dynamic genre / movement that celebrates concepts, content & creators derived from the Black, African, Urban & Alternative experience. ONLI STUDIOS is a long time indie publisher of intelligence enhancing Rhythmistic Activity Books, Graphic Novels & Comic Books. 

This uniquely smart historic exhibition is scheduled to close March 31st. Free Admission. ONLI STUDIOS ever-cool books can be purchased via its website at www.onlistudios.com and only in the Trading Post Gift Shop of the DuSable Museum of Black History. "What$ In Your Collection?"

https://www.loganexhibitions.uchicago.edu/exh.../turtel-onli

 

 This is the Rhythmistic: Future-Primitif movie-in-a-book you have been waiting for!

The most important Graphic Novel in the growing indie Black Age of Comics movement has finally dropped. Exclusively via ONLI STUDIOS. Order online at the ONLI STUDIOS website.

 Via the Graphic Novels tab & Pay Pal.

 "The War For Planet NUBA!" Rhythmistic visuals and content at its best!

Ships free in the USA. Comes packed in archival plastic along with free limited-edition Trading-Cards.

We show the luv for your participation in the best of indie Graphic Novels and more!

LINK:  To a fantastic conversation about her intelligent ground-breaking research. process and historical results.

 The growing Black Age of Comics genre / movement was launched in 1993 by Prof. Turtel Onli M.A.A.T. in Chicago.

  Exhibition Link

Turtel Onli, the founder of the growing Black Age of Comics genre / movement will be presenting an exhibition covering 30 plus years of living in the Black Age of Comics. 

This unique ambitious exhibition links Onli's extensive line of limited edition Rhythmistic: Future-Primitif Graphic Novels and Comix with his advocacy of real diversity in terms of styles, source materials and concepts in this and related industries.

 Beyond the shallow narratives of Race, Gender, or Class, many have ripped off or righteously benefited from brilliant boldness of the Black Age. Others have been inspired by its bold truths and innovative swag. Onli is its originator and more.

 Onli has deftly manifested a line connecting openness, otherness, values, history, innovation, and standards that is rare in this world of corporate dominated derivative products and constrictive market dominance. He is often quoted for saying the Black Age of Comics is a nexus of creativity, culture and commerce. Stating that one does not have to be Black to get one's Black Age on. Sort of like eating and celebrating Mexican or Asian cuisines when those are not your culture or ethnicity.

This exciting and informative exhibition opens Jan. 26th in the Cafe' Gallery of the Logan Center For The Arts at 915 East 60th Street in Chicago. Per the University of Chicago. Closes on March 31st 2024. 

 One does not have to be Black to get one's Black Age on! It's like eating Mexican or Thai cuisine but not being of those cultures or nationalities. Black is not anti-anything. It is a flavor. One that has long since won the global cultural wars in the arts and much more. So why are most music collections still so much Blacker than most collections of Comic Books or Graphic Novels?