The Notorious P.I.G., Paul Ian Gregory has escaped the agoraphobic confines of Montague Terrace in a desperate bid to join the hordes of twitting tweeters talking turkey. It’s virtually virtual!
You can catch up with the latest dubious words of wisdom and politically suspect grouching at http://twitter.com/gregorypig
As from today in the US, Incognegro is now available in paperback at all good bookshops, comic stores and online at Amazon and on sale in the UK from the 26th of June at Amazon UK. If you haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, here’s a snippet of what the press has had to say so far
“Smart and fast-paced.”
—PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
“Well worth the price of admission.”
—CRIMESPREE MAGAZINE
“Don’t miss it!”
—Cornell West“A flawlessly paced, rich, dense thriller…a chilling social document and a layered, effortlessly entertaining mediation on identity and self-fashioning.”
-THE TIMES
“Engrossing… Proudly exemplifies the graphic novel.”
-NEW YORK TIMES
“Fuses bluesy, gutbucket noir with postmodern notions about the pliability of personal identity.”
-TIME OUT NEW YORK
and a link to the DC Vertigo page.
You can see the latest instalment from Montague Terrace, The Shipping Forecast, in full and online at Act-i-vate Comix now.
Actually, I’ll be appearing on the Greg James drivetime show on Radio 1 this afternoon drawing DJ Greg as a superhero. Expect saggy spandex and alterno, bizarro superhero reinterpretation as I do my best Rolf Harris impersonation for the masses
Here’s a link to the interview me and Gary did for Newsarama’s Chris Arrant recently http://www.newsarama.com/comics/040914-Pleece-Montague.html
And while we’re at it, a link to the latest instalment from Montague Terrace
If you haven’t been following the series yet, you can catch up anytime at Act-i-vate Comix and check out all the other gems at the same time.
The latest episode of Montague Terrace is now online at Act-i-vate comix featuring Marvo the Magic Bunny and the Mystical Martin, a magic act made in Balham. Check it out!
Here’s a link to an interview by Tim O’Shea at Comic Book Resources between me and lil’ brother, Gary, talking about the new series of Montague Terrace, Velocity and wearing school shorts beyond their sell-buy date (?!).
http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2009/03/talking-comics-with-tim-warren-gary-pleece/
A couple of mock-ups of my new site, the story so far, coming soon etcetera…
Probably the best film I saw last year. Brilliantly realised, haunting and poignant and, considering what’s been happening in Gaza recently, pretty darn relevant to anyone with a morsel of humanity left in them.