The magician writes down a prediction and has a spectator select a card. He searches the spectator's mind but is unable to determine her card. He then instructs the spectator to open the prediction that simply reads, "I Will

A card is selected and retained by the spectator. After a failed attempt at mind reading, the performer relates the story about the incredible Professor Q, who was the world's greatest mind reader, until he met an untimely death in a washing accident. L

A chosen card from one deck is set aside. A second deck is shown to be completely normal and then, instantly, all the cards of one suit are shown to have turned face up in numerical order--well, almost all. The only one missing from the sequence is the

Now this is good! If you want a near-perfect prediction effect, this is it. Write a prediction on a Post-it, and stick it on the back of the card box. Take the deck out of the box, cut the deck in

A regular deck of cards are shown, there are no extra cards, there are no repeating sequences, etc. The deck is spread face down, a card is removed and placed to one side. The cards are dealt one at a time onto the table or on

Instantly know the card in a spectator's mind! This is a WALLET SIZED version of Dan Harlan's MISSING THINK (also available from Midwest Magic) made in a convenient size that can be carried with you anywhere! Imagine ... a spectator

Have you ever tried to play with the perspective of an object? We all know that if you put something closer to your eyes, that thing looks much bigger than other objects at the back of them. With the new creation of Julio

Imagine taking the classic card warp to exciting new visual extremes. Well this is exactly what Jamie has done! Phantasm looks impossible and the card seems to instantly turn from face-down up to face-up and as if this wasn't

Imagine taking the classic card warp to exciting new visual extremes. Well this is exactly what Jamie has done! Phantasm looks impossible and the card seems to instantly turn from facedown up to face up and as if this wasn't

The magician asks a spectator to select a card from a deck. He displays two disks, and places one disk on top of the other and holds them between his fingers. The spectator is asked to glare at the screen, which at that time is