Peter Milligan, who began his career at 2000 AD, before working briefly for both Pacific Comics and Eclipse Comics, contributed two titles (one quarter of the initial line-up; the same as Gaiman) to the Vertigo launch. His "Shade, the Changing Man" was launched by DC and ran 70 issues (July 1990) – #70 (April 1996), by which time it was under the Vertigo imprint. He also wrote the creator-owned eight-issue miniseries "Enigma" (1993). Milligan and Brett Ewins's "Skreemer", written for DC pre-Vertigo (1989) was subsequently collected by Vertigo, while his work on the DC character Human Target was released entirely by Vertigo as a four-issue miniseries (1999), an original graphic novel (2002), and an ongoing series (2003–2005). Milligan also produced the one-shots "The Eaters" and "Face" in 1995 for the "Vertigo Voices" sub-imprint, and a number of other miniseries, including "The Extremist" (1993), "Tank Girl: The Odyssey" (1995), "Egypt" (1995–1996), "Girl" (1996), "The Minx" (1998–1999), and "Vertigo Pop!: London" (2003).