Review: Revelations Tarot, by Zach Wong  By Psyche | July 31,
2005  Revelations Tarot, by Zach Wong Kit: Llewellyn Worldwide,
0738706078, 199 pp. & 80 card deck  The artwork of the
Revelations Tarot is a sort of cross between pseudo-art nouveau
and stained glass and the effect works. Each card also has a
reverse image, not a mere mirror image, but a separate picture
interwoven to display a different interpretation.  The major
arcana depicts each character wearing a mask, representative of
‘a “human” relation, similar to that of mythical gods who stand
in human form among us to ease our comprehension of the message
they deliver’,1 apparently further identifying them with
archetypes rather than physical people.  The minor arcana of the
Revelations Tarot is distinctly different from many decks I’ve
seen. The suits are arranged as one might expect, ranging from
ace to ten, then the court cards of Page, Knight, Queen and
King, and many of the scenes depicted are familiar owing to the
inspiration drawn from the Rid