This is a great effect that I've seen done close up and on stage. I even had the priviledge of seeing Jason Latimer do it for a couple thousand people as well as Martin Lewis do this for a handful of magicians. It is very visual, animated magic. The first thought in the spectators mind is that it some device (and it is) but what freaks people is the ability to tear off the drawing and hand out to the spectator. Be careful not to turn the pad sideways as I have seen that happen and it gives awy

I'm giving this 3 stars because it's a great effect. Not very happy with this version though, compared to the old model. The pad is about half the size that it used to be. It's probably great for parlor or living rooms, but unfortunately too small for most of my audiences. I guess I'm going to buy his DVD and try to build my own...

Additionally, potential buyers of this effect should be aware that it also doesn't come with a template anymore, but you will need to construct part of your own refills out of plain blank pages that need to be bought extra. The DVD shows you how to use the template which is no longer included which is strange.

This is still a great effect, but in it's current incarnation, it's not really not, in my opinion, worth getting pre-made anymore. Just by Martin's DVD and make it yourself to your own specifications. The card rise action itself is a bit smoother than it used to be, but this is definitely not worth all the trade-offs. So much for "new and improved".

This trick is excellent. It has everything: it is a strong rarely seen effect, it has built-in drama and the spectator gets a souvenir she can examine. I have used this trick many times and it always creates a lasting memory. I also have the previous version of this trick and the signature edition is far superior. Highly recommended.

What else can be said about this? An effect performed on the Cooperfield special. It absolutely blows the minds of spectators that it can be ripped out and handed out. the animation is so cool and can be adapted in many different ways. Well worth the price.

I love it, what a great way to end a show

Love this when you look at peoples faces after the performance. First is shock then an explosion of applause you cannot get a better reaction from this master piece jaw dropping

Love this trick easy to do and you won't regret getting this. You will use this over and over. Yes it's not for close up, more for stage or parlor great reactions my go to finish.

Great trick, I added look don't see, funny patter and you could hear the ooos & Ahhs