Review by Andy Martin for Prophecy Pen by M. Sterling Goodheart III
4 out of 5
Clever ruse that works!
This pen is gimmicked in such a way that you can demonstrate a clean prediction of what someone is about to draw. The pen is well made and although the method is somewhat bold I think that it has very real merit. Sometimes we can get hung up on convoluted solutions to bascially simple problems.
Review by Andy Martin for Perverse Card by Alan Warner
5 out of 5
This is beautiful!
This is a great routine with lots of changes and real entertainment. Alan is at the top of his game and this magic shows that. It is still hard for me to fathom how he can make such small magic, every little detail is so fine, that their appears no chance of gimmickry!
Review by Andy Martin for Horus-Scope by Alan Warner
5 out of 5
Beautiful, Clean, and Baffling!
When Alan Warner puts his mind to it his micro magic is quite exquisite. This effect is very beautiful to look at and the method is clever. Bascially its a simple clean prediction of the spectator choosing one of the 6 symbols. Great props and convincing method!
Review by Andy Martin for Novelty Jack Table by Abbott's
5 out of 5
You don’t know Jack
Boy are these tables cute! A matching pair and they set-up/set-down in less than a minute. The finish is immaculate and they are surprisingly sturdy! They really dress up your whole act!
This is one of the great effects created by the sadly departed Ben Stone. He was a great guy and a great inventor. This is one of his more novel effects with a surprise ending where there is actually a hole in the domino.
Great stuff. Its sad he’s not around to chat any more.
Review by Andy Martin for Magic Show Pistol by Magic Hands
4 out of 5
Two Tricks in One!
This is pretty sweet … I almost sold it a while back, then got it out and realised how much fun it is! You start off by showing a deck of cards all different and having one chosen and lost back in the pack. Then you take some of the cards and stick them all over the wooden board.
You give the gun to a spectator to load and then start spinning the board, firing the gun as it spins. The card that is hit is there card!
Now, having shown how real the gun is you can move into the next feature: have the gun loaded again. Blow up a balloon and give the gun to the spectator to aim at the balloon – that is held in your mouth by your teeth. They shoot, the balloon pops and in your teeth is the feather dart!
Wow! This is fun after all! From the now defunct magic hands.
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