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The Divided Queen
This effect was inspired by Jim Steinmeyer’s illusion, “Modern Art.” Your assistant (Queen of Spades), is placed in a playing card “cabinet.” Both “faces” show through the holes at all times. You mimic sawing the lady in half. Then the impossible happens! You slide the “cabinet” sideways and the bottom half of the Queen moves with it! Both of these cards are ungimmicked and 100% examinable before and after the illusion.

The Zig-Zag Queen
This is a re-creation of Robert Harbin’s famous “Zig-Zag” illusion. Your assistant (the Queen of Hearts) is placed into a playing card “cabinet.” You proceed to slide out her middle. She is then restored. Both the assistant and the cabinet are ungimmicked and 100% examinable before and after the illusion.

The Mismade Queen
Imagine performing Chuck Jones’ “Mismade Girl” using an examined playing card. Your assistant (the Queen of Clubs) is placed in a playing card “cabinet.” The magician then closes the cabinet door and acts out cutting the assistant into pieces. The assistant is removed in pieces and rearranged. The cabinet is closed again. When it is reopened by the spectator, the pieces have fused into a solid “mismade” card.

The Spiked Queen’s Revenge
This effect combines the “Spiker” illusion with “The Assistant’s Revenge.” Your assistant (the Queen of Diamonds) is placed in a card case “cabinet.” The magician (the King of Spades) is held by the spectator. You plunge a bed of solid spikes through the case. Not only is the assistant unharmed, but she melts right THROUGH the spikes as you remove her from the case. In a final twist, it is revealed that the magician and the assistant have switched places.

The Disembodied Prince
The Prince (Jack) is placed in a “cabinet.” Both ends of the card remain in full view. Doors on either side of the cabinet are opened, revealing that the Prince’s middle section has vanished.

The Kremated King
A playing card victim is “Burned Alive!”
You place a King into the “cremation chamber,” and ACTUALLY SET FIRE TO IT! The King’s flesh appears to be burned off! The card is removed and may be given to the spectator as a unique souvenir.

Bonus Effect: The X-Ray King – a more “kid-friendly” version featuring an X-ray machine, is also provided.

Harry & Bess
The classic illusion, “Metamorphosis” is performed using playing cards. A Queen (Bess Houdini) is bound inside a card case “trunk” and a King (Harry Houdini) stands on top. The trunk is covered momentarily with a curtain. When it is removed, the King and Queen have switched places.

Jack B. Nimble
The Jack of Diamonds is placed into a playing card “cabinet” and visibly stretched to twice its normal length, then returned to normal size and handed out.

The Kompressed King
A King is placed into a playing card “cabinet.” Both ends are squeezed, visibly compressing the King, until it disappears completely inside the other cards. The cards are separated to reveal that the King has actually been reduced in size.

Twisted Sister
The “Twister” illusion is performed using a standard playing card. You show a Queen, introducing her as your assistant. She is secured in a playing card “cabinet.” Her head is then twisted around, resulting in a humorous and unforgettable finale.