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WOAH, this picture sure is old!

This is the comic of Postman Pat(or what I could remember of him as I was drawing this picture) delivering some fanmail to the legendary Vivienne Medrano, also known as Vivziepop, but the delivery is not like any other...

IT IS A WHOLE BUNCH OF SHIPPING CONTAINERS DELIVERED BY CRANE!!!

And that's the smallest stack of all time!

And how the heck did Jack end up hanging on the edge of the containers? His bad luck, I guess...

What do you think? This comic was made by me for fun, and I wanted to put out my opinion on what Viv's fandom feels like to me. As I had seen across DeviantArt, Fur Affinity(I don't use that website, but I had seen fanart from that website), YouTube and other sites, she has received LOADS of fan works, and I mean A LOT, to the point it is hard for me to count them all. I don't really consider myself an active fan of her works, because at most I had seen very short clips, like a few seconds long. But I do admire her skills, as she draws her cartoons really well, probably even better than what I can do at this time. I consider myself more of an satellite fan, since while I don't really watch her works, I am not a detractor either, so that is why if you look into my faves you might find quite a decent amount of fanart, but there aren't any pictures directly from her VivzMind profile as I am shy like that. That doesn't mean I won't check it out in the future, but I will soon be doing so. The reason that I hold her in high admiration is because as you can see in the punchline of the comic, she has received so much fanmail to the point it would need to be delivered by shipping containers lowered from a crane at least. The fact that ONE WOMAN had managed to quickly gain such a huge and dedicated following is the sort of dream that I can only aspire to have, to have a large fandom like she does. I wouldn't mind getting shipping container-fuls of fanmail, because I would need it. And that's not mentioning that there are other creators on this website that are solely dedicated to making fanart of her. No wonder why Postman Pat got a bit nervous meeting her, I would too!

So I hope you enjoyed the comic, and I hope that she comes across this comic when she has the time to. She might probably even give a shout-out to me!

The title of the comic, the building's label and Jack's appearance are references to Helluva Boss, Hazbin Hotel and Zoophobia respectively, and those works belong to Vivienne Medrano. The Postman Pat series belongs to the late John Arthur Cunliffe. AND the fanart belongs to all of their original creators.

The comic belongs to MEH.

Jack then fell from the containers...

Description
WOAH, this picture sure is old!

This is the comic of Postman Pat(or what I could remember of him as I was drawing this picture) delivering some fanmail to the legendary Vivienne Medrano, also known as Vivziepop, but the delivery is not like any other...

IT IS A WHOLE BUNCH OF SHIPPING CONTAINERS DELIVERED BY CRANE!!!

And that's the smallest stack of all time!

And how the heck did Jack end up hanging on the edge of the containers? His bad luck, I guess...

What do you think? This comic was made by me for fun, and I wanted to put out my opinion on what Viv's fandom feels like to me. As I had seen across DeviantArt, Fur Affinity(I don't use that website, but I had seen fanart from that website), YouTube and other sites, she has received LOADS of fan works, and I mean A LOT, to the point it is hard for me to count them all. I don't really consider myself an active fan of her works, because at most I had seen very short clips, like a few seconds long. But I do admire her skills, as she draws her cartoons really well, probably even better than what I can do at this time. I consider myself more of an satellite fan, since while I don't really watch her works, I am not a detractor either, so that is why if you look into my faves you might find quite a decent amount of fanart, but there aren't any pictures directly from her VivzMind profile as I am shy like that. That doesn't mean I won't check it out in the future, but I will soon be doing so. The reason that I hold her in high admiration is because as you can see in the punchline of the comic, she has received so much fanmail to the point it would need to be delivered by shipping containers lowered from a crane at least. The fact that ONE WOMAN had managed to quickly gain such a huge and dedicated following is the sort of dream that I can only aspire to have, to have a large fandom like she does. I wouldn't mind getting shipping container-fuls of fanmail, because I would need it. And that's not mentioning that there are other creators on this website that are solely dedicated to making fanart of her. No wonder why Postman Pat got a bit nervous meeting her, I would too!

So I hope you enjoyed the comic, and I hope that she comes across this comic when she has the time to. She might probably even give a shout-out to me!

The title of the comic, the building's label and Jack's appearance are references to Helluva Boss, Hazbin Hotel and Zoophobia respectively, and those works belong to Vivienne Medrano. The Postman Pat series belongs to the late John Arthur Cunliffe. AND the fanart belongs to all of their original creators.

The comic belongs to MEH.

Jack then fell from the containers...