Ivan Igor was one of the greatest creators of wax figures in London, but he sacrificed all commerciality for art. Until it gets too colorful for his windy companion and he burns down the wax museum. Igor, who wanted to prevent this, is horribly mutilated. Years later, the artist sits inactive in a wheelchair, but has managed to train helpers who realize his ideas. At the opening of the new cabinet in New York, the artist makes an intoxicating discovery: his assistant's fiancée looks strikingly similar to his former Marie Antoinette. Her roommate, the dashing reporter Florence, is missing the scoop at the moment, so she tracks down the disappearance of various corpses. The trail leads to Igor's cabinet, where a sinister professor Darcy and a mute, half-depicted giant hang around. And who is the sinister one with the musty face? New product