ELECTRICAL ARTLET - Your boom box’s cord refuses to reach the wall outlet? No worries; simply sketch an outlet on a pad of paper, plug in the cord, and voilà – the music starts! (Thanks to Fantasio for letting me borrow this cheeky idea.)
UPLOOPTED - A card levitation that’ll have your audience questioning their sanity – it’s that incredible!
THE "I HATE DAVID COPPERFIELD" TRICK - Based on "Close-Up Illusion" by the legendary Larry Jennings, watch as a card visibly MELTS through another. The visuals here blow the original out of the water.
THE OMEGA BET - Bob Wagner takes a classic Karl Fulves effect and transforms it into a riotous, five-phase escapade that’ll keep everyone entertained! A random spectator decides the final and most impossible bet of all. The routine features my deceptively simple false overhand shuffle (it looks perfectly above board, I promise!).
MORE ON "OIL & WATER" - Sam Schwartz’s enchanting three-phase, eight-card Oil & Water routine with NO SLEIGHTS! None at all! A huge thanks to Sam for letting me include this little gem with a few tweaks.
MIRACLE COIN VANISH - Prepare for gasps, folks! This one looks like genuine magic. (A jacket or sport coat is needed, so plan your outfit accordingly.)
JUST A BIT MORE ULTIMATE THAN JOHN MENDOZA'S "ULTIMATE TORN & RESTORED CARD" - The title says everything. Mr. Mendoza (a close-up god) told me via email he thinks this method of his trick (which first appeared in "The Book of John") is superior to any of those "piece-by-piece" restorations. You’re clean at the start and at the end. Bonus: it’s a doddle to perform, even with the card SIGNED ON BOTH SIDES!
Volume One Bonus Effects:
INVISIBLE DECK FINESSE - Makes using an Invisible Deck more entertaining than ever (and you can reset during the routine – how's that for efficiency?).
FORKLIFT - Move cutlery with the power of your mind! (Just don’t expect it to help with the washing up.)
4-WAY COINCIDENCE - A brilliant spin on a prediction routine by John Murray from "Card Cavalcade 3" by Jerry Mentzer (included with Jerry's blessing). Utilise a borrowed, thoroughly shuffled deck. There’s only one genuine “move” (and it’s a breeze!).
