Warren Pleece Books

Set against a backdrop of a struggling America, the story revolves around a captivating stage show, "The Sunny-Luna Travelling Oracle." This performance offers a blend of entertainment and hope, drawing audiences into its enchanting world. As the characters navigate the challenges of their environment, the show becomes a symbol of resilience and a source of solace for those seeking joy amidst despair. The narrative explores themes of art, community, and the transformative power of performance.

In the early 20th century American South, courageous light-skinned African-American reporters risked their lives to expose the truth about lynchings through their undercover work, which they referred to as 'going incognegro'.

A collection of Warren Pleece's first year of strips with his talkative septuagenarian Londoner, Alby Figgs, as he wanders around town giving everyone the 'benefit' of his vast array of tales of the old times and his philosophical musings about life. Park bench sage or public enemy number 50,000? A man with an incredibly connected path or just a serial fabricator? Take a stroll through Alby's 'everyday', around the streets, pubs, shops and parks of London town as he extols elasticated truths, facts and theories to the disinterested, unsure and bemused without ever pausing.

Freedom Bound explores Scotland's uncomfortable connections with the history of slavery. We follow the interconnected stories of three enslaved people seeking freedom in Scotland in the decades before the legal case which decided that Scots Law could not tolerate slavery. Freedom Bound is the first book of its kind and we anticipate it becoming an invaluable teaching resource, encompassing art, literature, history and politics, as well as a gripping historical novel for popular release. The book aims to make this difficult subject matter accessible for young readers.

The Twelfth Doctor grapples with two deadly small towns in this brand-new collection, kicking off Year Three! Can the Doctor and Hattie get to the bottom of a cosmological horror before it devours them - and wipes the town off the map?

"Originally published in single magazine form in Vertigo: Winter's edge 3, as Deadenders 1-16"--T.p. verso.

Meet the residents of Montague landlocked sailors, fake pet psychics, hounded inventors and randy postmen, unsuccessful megalomaniacs, nervous magicians, and 1930s detectives—all under one roof In Montague Terrace, nothing is quite what is seems. Within its boundaries live an array of strange and extraordinary residents, including Paul Gregory, self-exiled pop crooner holed up in his Montague hovel for close to 40 years, with only fading memories of a semi-successful music career and a bottle of JD for company. Mrs. Beatrice Green, codename Babushka, an aged former special ops agent fighting a new war against overzealous council officials. Marvo the Magic Bunny and Mystical Marvin, a pair of down-on-their luck entertainers, shielding a disturbing past. The Puppeteer, toiling away day and night, pulling the strings of world events and causing chaos out of order. Similar in tone to Black Hole , this book about an extraordinary address comes from legendary veteran graphic artists.

Follows Lucifer Morningstar, the former Lord of Hell, as he faces challenges from forces in both heaven and hell.

I’m psyched. I’m totally psyched. I’m not a loser. Who the hell am I kidding? Life sucks for Dave Miller—he’s broke, girlfriendless, and stuck in a dead-end job. Life sucks harder because his job is night manager at the Last Stop, LA’s finest vampire-owned 24-hour convenience store. Dave’s facing an eternity of turning the hot dogs and installing pork cracklins displays for Radu, his crappy boss and Vampire Master. It’s bad enough that Dave is clinging to his days as a vegetarian by refusing to feed off of humans, leaving him weak as a kitten and so not capable of superhuman feats of strength. But when he finds himself competing with psychotic surfer-vamp Wes for the affections of Rosa, a beautiful mortal with a romantic fixation on the dark side, life is about as sucky as it can possibly get.