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In 1963, Presto became an overnight sensation with his now-legendary vanishing of the Queen Mary and subsequent dematerialization of the same grand ocean-going vessel from within an ordinary box of laundry detergent (his sponsor's). Since then, he has never left the magic spectrum, amazing magician and layman alike with his unique illusions and inexplicable mental feats.
Today, Presto is largely retired. He serves as executive consultant to Mallusionist in the sincere hope of bringing magic to the masses. It is in that capacity that he now offers, for the first time, the secrets behind some of his most baffling tricks.
Making a Horse Vanish | In Your Genes
Impromptu Card Through Window
Impromptu Street Levitation of Spectator
Walking Up an Office Building
The information on this site is intended for use only by those with a sincere desire to learn nothing about magic and is for entertainment purposes only (in other words, don't try this stuff, particularly the dangerous parts). The Magicians Assistance Collective (MAC) frowns upon the use of magic in the formation of religions or to attract a cult following.
Magic is not real. Reality is not magic.
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