The Invisible Deck - If you’ve been around the block, you know this classic: a card named by a spectator is the lone face-down card in a face-up deck. But don’t be too smug. When you see Michael’s handling, you’ll find yourself scratching your head. Drawing on routines by legends like Bruce Cervon, Allan Ackerman, and Steve Beam, Michael has crafted a streamlined approach using a regular deck. It’s the Holy Grail of speculation—now you get to see all the nitty-gritty behind it.
The Smiling Mule - A Roy Walton classic that’s been given a facelift. Michael has expertly removed the one clunky moment that previously bogged it down, leaving you with a routine that’s simply killer. Perfect for both close-up and stand-up, this baby has been a staple for top card magicians for a reason.
The Ooh-Ah Bird - Need a breather? This delightful routine is a godsend for kid shows, especially in restaurants. It’s colorful, funny, and just mysterious enough to keep the little ones mesmerized. Plus, they walk away with an origami souvenir. And if you’re still figuring out card magic, you’ll pick up some fresh insights on the Cross-the-Cut Force here.
The Pothole Trick - This one’s the big kahuna! A legendary piece of magic that has everyone buzzing. Sure, there are plenty of "moving hole" effects out there, but none pack the punch of The Pothole Trick. If you could really move holes, this is exactly how it would go down. And let's not forget: your spectators leave with your business card in an impossible condition. Whether you’re a pro or just hand out business cards for fun, this trick will pay you back. This is Michael’s crown jewel, and for the first time ever, he spills the beans on the method. Plus, he shares some previously unreleased secrets. Worth every penny.
Dr. Strangetrick - Get ready for what may be the most mind-blowing handling of Card Warp you've ever seen. This routine is designed to outsmart even the sharpest spectators, and it’s Michael’s go-to opener. For the first time, he pulls back the curtain on all the work—no secrets left behind.
The Judah Shoelace Routine - A classic penetration effect gets a much-needed revival. Stewart Judah’s gem lost its shine because it relied on a paper straw, but Michael has a simple fix that makes the props pocket-friendly.
A Trick for O'Brien - George Orwell would totally approve. This prediction effect elevates a simple concept—“who controls the present controls the past; who controls the past controls the future”—to near-miraculous status. The principle is versatile, opening doors to a slew of other effects.
The Imagination Tester - A quirky origami effect where a paperfold of a belt buckle magically becomes real. Because why not?
Tut Tut - Four widely spaced Aces come together to trap a selected card. This sneaky routine allows for endless shuffling while keeping you primed for those memorized deck mysteries. It's a sneaky little gem.
Myopia - This comes pretty darn close to real mindreading. Two spectators think of cards, and with just one question, you can name them straightaway. Pretty slick, huh?
The Birthday Book - A spectator picks a card, and you show a date book filled with cards next to each date. The card next to the spectator's birthday? The exact card they chose. This method has left both magicians and laymen across the globe scratching their heads.
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