Som-Ace-Sault by Justin Higham

Apocalypse by Harry Lorayne

Volume 7, Number 12 December 1984

Page 1006 et seq.



Personal Comment: This feels more like a pipe dream. I am sure one can get away with this on camera, but in real life, the thickness of the one card in the fan will show. However the last part can be used for other effects in which you need to secretly reverse cards.



Difficulty 2/5

Surprise Filling by Justin Higham

Apocalypse by Harry Lorayne
Volume 12, Number 7 July 1989
Page 1661 et seq.

Personal Comment: If you feel comfortable working with the "natural" bend of a deck, then go for this one. I do not feel good about this. "I like ma breakz!" But the effect is surprising and good.

Difficulty 3/5

What's Eating You? by Justin Higham

Apocalypse by Harry Lorayne
Volume 11, Number 2 February 1988
Page 1463 et seq.

Personal Comment: Different ending than the usual. And I can see it fitting in certain places. The methods are nice, and while this routines seems pretty forgettable, it actually is a good one. For some weird reason I miscalled the QS as the QC near the end of the video. My bad. Sorry.

Difficulty 3/5