Jason Dube Provides Art Work For 18th Avenue Cartoon
December 17th, 2009
Jason Dube has teamed up with 18th Avenue productions to bring the 18th Avenue cartoon to life; Jason Dube lends his comic book drawing style to the cartoon and it’s characters.
18th Avenue is about a boy named Loyal who has a strong desire to become rapper. Loyal and his younger brother TJ spend their summer’s in Radio City at thier grandparent’s house on 18th Avenue.
One day Loyal and his brother TJ fnd out that thier parents decide to move from Virgina to 18th Avenue to be closer to thier gramdparents; while he is happy to be closer to his gramdparents this also means he will see the neighborhood bully “Stress” even more.
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