Royal Magic Dan Harlans Card-Toon 2 - Magic Card Trick

I'm not a big fan of setup decks. But I do have a few tricks I do with setup decks. I bought this to maybe put it in some routine somewhere. I may or may not use it. It's not too difficult to do, but it is NOT a beginner trick. This trick requires practice practice practice.

My son loved the card pack and trick. It works great!

Very enjoyable, but I like the first version better.

Pictured deck was not the one sent. This one looks hand drawn on a Bicycle deck. Deck sent was obviously printed on unheard of cards. looked very fake. Unhappy with purchase.

so simple.. so impressive

Love this trick.

Don’t waste your money on these knock offs of the great illusion deck by Dan Harlan. I would suggest searching for the Offical Bicycle Cartoon Deck as the quality of these cards are quite questionable and I would hate to see someone getting ripped off and receiving a poorly made product. A friend just showed me these on Wish for $3.00. I own the actual Cartoon Deck from Bicycle in my collection and there is an obvious difference in these knock off decks made somewhere in Asia versus those made here in the USA by the United States Playing Card Company (USPCC). Hope this helps save some money and headache from those interested in Magic.

This trick deck is a great stop-motion animation type effect by Dan Harlan. It's a sequel to the original Card-Toon, and the only difference is the artwork of the animation - the method is unchanged and the same. In the original Card-Toon, a stickman magician pulls the selected card out of a hat. In Card-Toon 2, the stickman magician is a circus performer who flies out of a cannon, and bounces off a wall holding the selected card. The handling is not difficult to do, and basically requests of a single and simple "move" that you will need to practice but should master easily. Most people seem to have a slight preference for the original Card-Toon 1 with its more traditional magic flavour, but both are good. Spectators love the effect of the flipboard animation, which at times can overshadow the magic of the final reveal, but either way it almost always goes over well. It is one of the more memorable tricks I do, especially if you personalize the apprentice magician and really get into the presentation and story-line. - GODLY GADFLY