One of the clearest signs that a dictator’s reign has come to an end is when statues of him are removed from public display. It happened to Stalin. It happened to Saddam Hussein. And now it has happened to Bill Cosby. The last year has been a disheartening one for the 78-year-old comedian, formerly America’s ideal sitcom dad, bottoming out with his recent arraignment on a sexual assault charge. Barring a series of miracles, Cosby’s reputation seems to be beyond repair. What to do with the tokens of his former glory? An intensely creepy wax effigy of the erstwhile Heathcliff Huxtable has found its way to eBay, supposedly emanating from a wax museum in Belgium. The “Buy It Now” price is a mere $9,500 (no refunds), and the figure comes complete with Cosby’s signature green turtleneck and plaid pants ensemble, along with some brushy-looking hair that might well have come from a wax version of Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump. The seller’s description offers some additional insight, while simultaneously raising further questions.