PLM is a deck of specially printed cards that features silhoutte-type drawings of 24 different careers of men, beginning with A and ending with.Z, but without the U and X.  A stands forAstronaut, B stands for Baker, C for Clown, M for magician, and so on.

The cards are mixed up and a spectator selects one at random.  The performer requests for 5 chances to find the selected career.  He takes out 5 different cards, but none of them match the chosen card.  With a bit of byplay, the performer turns the 5 cards over and rearranges them to form a large duplicate of the chosen card (career).

The deck of “little men” cards looks like flash cards for children , or some kind of card game for children.  It is suitable for both adult and children audiences.

You receive the cards in a special tuck box, and a link to a 24 minutes tutorial video.

There are altogether 8 different reveals.  This means you can repeat the trick with different results.

There is no need for memorisation as the design of the deck takes care of that.  Re-setting is almost instantaneous after each performance.

PLM is very visual and plays big yet packs small.  (Rated 4/5 stars).