Kyle MacNeill - Card Shark - Issue 3(December 2011)

Kyle MacNeill - Card Shark - Issue 3 (December 2011)

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Published December 2011 | PDF - 18 Pages | Photo-Illustrated

CARD SHARK is an exciting new monthly card magic digital magazine that contains awesome tricks from magicians around the world， edited and compiled by Kyle MacNeill. This Holidays special third issue contains 8 great tricks from well known young magicians.

ISSUE 3 CONTENTS:

1. 'Edgy' by Kevin Schaller – This could have easily been marketed as a single trick download. It is a very clever and visual prediction effect， where the card visually changes color， and so does the face. (This first appeared in Kevin Schaller’s e-book and DVD Void).

2. 'Jazz Club' by John Gelasi – A version of Jazz Aces with a very nice twist. Filled with magic and it has a great ending. (This first appeared in John’s e-book: Fit for Kings).

3. 'Quadratic 3.0' by John Gelasi – A very clever Fulves-Esque routine， where a largely hands off trick leads to a fantastic surprise ending. A math's trick on steroids. (This first appeared in John’s e-book: 2 Can play at that Game).

4. 'Elm – Zinser' by John Gelasi – Loads of magic with four Kings and a selection， concluding with the classic Hofzinser Ace trick. Clever stuff as always. (This also first appeared in John’s e-book: 2 Can play at that Game).

5. 'Fine Feathered Finks' by John Gelasi – This is from his new upcoming e-book Just Cards Vol.1 and it is a fantastic version of John Guasteferro’s Homage to Homing. A card flies from packet to pocket with no palming.

6. 'A Christmas Carol' by John Gelasi – A brilliant Christmas-themed trick with a kicker ending. This concludes John’s awesome submissions to this issue.

7. 'Return of the 'Cycloptic Jacks' by Kyle MacNeill – A version of Harry Lorayne’s One-Eyed Jack Sandwich， that is a real fooler – even to magicians.

8. 'Barrel Change' by Lloyd Barnes – To wrap up this Christmas bonanza， we include the complete PDF of Lloyd’s beautiful gimmickless change – The Barrel Change. (This first appeared in Lloyd Barnes’ e-book: Rebel).