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Latest revision as of 16:48, 1 February 2015
- For the utility prop, see Foo Can.
| The Foo Can | |
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| First issue | November 2001 |
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| Final issue | 2009? |
| Total issues | 4? |
The Foo Can was an electronic subscription magic magazine distributed in PDF format.[1]
Issues
- Issue one had some effects, gave people the first taste of its humor, and was free.
- Issue Two had more effects, many layout improvements and some controversial humor. 24 pages containing 8 effects with cards, money, a trick with a pencil and even one with a light bulb. Contributions from Roy Walton, Ryan Swigert, Peter Duffie, Luke Dancy, Andy Hurst, Darian O'Quinn, Robin Robertson and Jay Sankey. Also included reviews of: "The Yves Doumergue - Laurent Beretta CD", Crazy-8, Easy Float, Flight case, Float, The Lusthaus card system.
- Issue 3 was late being released
- Issue 4
