Daniel Cros graces the cover of this issue, which includes a great profile by Charlie Frye outlining the magician's work at Las Vegas' Golden Nugget hotel during the '60s and '70s. Award-winning Korean magician Eun-Gyeol Lee's Magic Concert in Seoul is reviewed by Alan Howard. Jim Steinmeyer delves into the world of illusion designer Tobin, who made his mark then mysteriously disappeared. Jeff Sheridan explores one of conjuring's cousins — surrealist art. Luis de Matos explains to JJ how he staged a card trick for an audience of 52,000 in one of Portugal's largest stadiums. The Magic Update includes an article on Mac King's telephone stunt and Derek Dingle's obituary. David Kaye revisits the card sword for children's performances, Jim Sisti works through an unusual George Schindler trick involving Russian nested dolls, and Joshua Jay features tricks by Alain Nu, Frank Truong, David Jade, Damien Vapereau, Reynold Alexander, and Denis Behr.
