This is only a minor variant on the existing answers, but it will hopefully be clearer to a novice user:
pp[c_?Positive, γ_] := {c Log[c], 1 - CDF[PoissonDistribution[c^γ], c]}
ListLogPlot[Table[pp[x, 0.75], {x, 1, 40}]]

But notice:
ListLogPlot[Table[pp[x, 0.75], {x, 1, 40, 0.02}], Joined -> True]

The function is defined for non-integer values of $c$, but includes a Floor expression.
Assuming[c > 0, Simplify[1 - CDF[PoissonDistribution[c^γ], c]]]
(* ==> 1 - GammaRegularized[1 + Floor[c], c^γ] *)
As J.M. pointed out in comments, the expression that results from this simplification can be further simplified to GammaRegularized[1 + Floor[c], 0, c^γ], but the presence of Floor[] in the result is clear even in the less-simplified version.
PoissonDistribution, and "log plot", yielding a range of hits includingListLogPlot,LogPlotetc. – Verbeia♦ May 3 '12 at 4:38