The trick Dan Harlan used to fool Penn & Teller

For the first time, learn how Dan Harlan fooled Penn & Teller, and get an all new, remastered version of his most famous trick. Watch a full uncut performance here: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/18235 In addition to the standard routine and the brand new design, you're going to learn how Dan fooled Penn & Teller with Cardtoon. It's a little more involved than the standard routine, but if you've got an important client to impress, you'll be glad to know it. This is included in a 2nd bonus instructional video included in Cardtoon Remastered. Here's what happens:  1. You introduce a deck of cards with drawings on the back. The drawings are a charming little stick figure standing on a stage. You show that each card is just a little different, and if you flip through the deck, the drawings become a flip book of a magician performing a trick. The drawings animate, showing the magician removing his hat, reaching inside, and then pulling out a rabbit. 2. Ask your audience to name any card. That card is removed from the deck and set aside. 3. You show the back of the deck again and display the animation one more time. This time when you flip all the way through the deck, the magician doesn't just pull the rabbit out of the hat. The rabbit magically transforms into a playing card that is exactly the freely named card!  Easily reset, this works 100% of the time. Check it out here. Reserve yours today and get free shipping: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/18235 Acar PS: What would batman do if he wasn't rich? He'd be robin.   Copyright © 2023 Penguin Magic, All rights reserved. You are receiving this newsletter because you signed up at PenguinMagic.com or opted in while placing your last order. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.