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Don't Be A Copycat
Kind of odd that most magicians fail when they try to reproduce the features that Uri Geller does. They use the exact same method to bend the spoon, even the same words and all of that, but still they fall flat. Why? Because Uri Geller is not looked at as a magician.
And copying someones act is never good.
The Usual Suspects
XTM Tablehopping
Hans Klok claims to be the fastest magician in the world. I think he thinks, that fast is good. Which is true to a certain degree, but if you don't leve the spectators enough time to actually absorb the effect the magic is wasted.
Those Days
My wife knows more about magic than I might admit to myself. I try to keep stuff a secret. Normally she just rolls her eyes but I still wonder.
AM-Meeting aka Magic Circle
If you ever have been to a magic circle meeting it often seems like a collection of losers. There are nice people too, but it is kind of scary. Also this comic introduces Max as a background character.
Magic Harlotry
The Perfect Costume
Leaving Mindleak
Mind Leaking
Advising
Mindleak the Beginning
Stalker Romanticism
The Value of a Secret!
In magic only the effect matters to the audience. Since they don't know anything about methods that is all they can care for. This is quite a dilemma, because often the methods to achieve those effects are more interesting than the effect itself. I call those bad magic tricks.
Performance Anticipation
I have seen this. Magicians who instead of becoming nervous before the show seem to become extremely focused. But in reality they are not even listening. In my personal case it is actually a bit different. I get tired. Really tired. And only getting on stage actually gets rid of this.
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