The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Takes Over the Hive
Springfield is officially haunted.
The fog has rolled in, the donuts are cursed, and Homer is definitely possessed again. On Day 13 of Halloween Hive, we’re heading straight into The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror — one of Funko’s longest-running, most creative horror parody lines.
Over the years, Funko has transformed America’s favorite family into everything from monsters to aliens to demons. But let’s be honest — not every Pop from this wave is a scream. Some hold value, some crash faster than Homer on a treadmill.
Here’s the Hive’s full breakdown of the Treehouse of Horror Pops — the highs, the lows, and the ones still collecting dust on eBay.
New Wave (2025)
Crazy Homer #1743
Average Price: $26.67 | Recent Sales: $24.00 – $30.00
One of the best-performing Pops in the newest wave. Crazy Homer is pure nostalgic chaos, and collectors have kept demand high. Steady mid-$20s and trending upward.

Homerzilla #1263
Average Price: $12.11 | Recent Sales: $10.63 – $13.71
Big name, small value. Despite a fun sculpt, Homerzilla remains one of the cheapest from the wave — most collectors grab it to fill a shelf, not flip it.

Skeleton Marge #1264
Average Price: $10.33 | Recent Sales: $9.99 – $10.99
A great design, but low collector buzz. Marge’s spooky skeleton look is adorable — and cheap.

Hugo Bart #1262
Average Price: $16.28 | Recent Sales: $15.49 – $17.00
This evil twin holds solid mid-teen value. Not a grail, not a dud — just a solid pickup for Simpsons fans.

Snail Lisa #1261
Average Price: $12.66 | Recent Sales: $11.99 – $13.99
Steady around $12. Fun concept, but low turnover. More appreciated for display than resale.

Witch Maggie Variants
Witch Maggie (Glow) #1265 – Amazon Exclusive
Average Price: $15.98 | Recent Sales: $13.00 – $19.95
A slight step up in both look and value. The glow adds collector appeal, but this one hasn’t taken off — widely available and trending flat.

Classic Wave (2020–2021)
Grim Reaper Homer #1025
Average Price: $23.50 | Recent Sales: $21.50 – $25.00
Consistent performance over time. A well-loved design that remains in demand across both horror and Simpsons collectors.

Devil Flanders #1029 (Common)
Average Price: $17.91 | Recent Sales: $11.64 – $21.20
Still one of the most iconic Treehouse Pops. Values fluctuate depending on box condition, but it’s held up surprisingly well.

Devil Flanders (Glow) #1029 – Amazon Exclusive
Average Price: $16.42 | Recent Sales: $16.18 – $16.58
Despite the glow, this version trades just slightly lower than the original. Still affordable, but a nice visual upgrade.

Witch Marge #1028
Average Price: $14.23 | Recent Sales: $13.70 – $15.01
A solid mid-tier piece that’s managed to stay relevant. Collectors love the detail and Halloween theme.

Zombie Bart #1027
Average Price: $12.46 | Recent Sales: $11.22 – $13.48
Still floating (or undead, technically) around the low teens. Doesn’t stand out much, but completes a good display.

Spaceman Bart #1026
Average Price: $15.13 | Recent Sales: $13.44 – $16.95
The brighter colors help this one maintain better shelf appeal. Average price in the mid-teens and stable.
Jack-in-the-Box Homer Variants
Jack-in-the-Box Homer #1031 (Common)
Average Price: $12.29 | Recent Sales: $12.00 – $14.24
Common, easy to find, and priced accordingly. Fun, but overstocked.

Jack-in-the-Box Homer (Glow) #1031 – Funko Exclusive
Average Price: $24.39 | Recent Sales: $17.00 – $32.99
The glow makes a big difference here. Still affordable, but much better long-term potential.

Other Mid-Wave Highlights
The Raven Bart #1032 – Box Lunch Exclusive
Average Price: $34.46 | Recent Sales: $31.97 – $36.90
This one’s a classic. Beautifully designed and one of the few Simpsons Pops that consistently sells above $30.

Donut Head Homer #1033 – Hot Topic Exclusive
Average Price: $18.40 | Recent Sales: $15.99 – $20.00
Consistently strong but capped. One of the most recognizable Homer variants, but doesn’t climb beyond high teens.

Werewolf Bart #1034 – NYCC Exclusive
Average Price: $12.55 | Recent Sales: $12.00 – $12.95
Proof that exclusivity doesn’t always equal demand. Undervalued and overprinted, it’s mostly a filler piece.

Vampire Krusty #1030
Average Price: $11.95 | Recent Sales: $7.39 – $15.99
A fun design but scattered prices. Often bundled or discounted, showing low demand.

Early Treehouse Classics (2019–2020)
Evil Groundskeeper Willie #824 NYCC Exclusive
Average Price: $21.50 | Recent Sales: $17.50 – $27.00
Still one of the better early Treehouse Pops. Great sculpt and cult fanbase keep it in demand.

Vampire Mr. Burns #825 NYCC Exclusive
Average Price: $16.73 | Recent Sales: $14.00 – $22.01
Mr. Burns’ Nosferatu look is iconic but hasn’t broken through the mid-tier barrier.

Alien Maggie #823
Average Price: $14.32 | Recent Sales: $13.00 – $15.00
A collector favorite for visuals, not value. Still hovers under $15.

King Homer #822
Average Price: $15.31 | Recent Sales: $13.10 – $18.54
Oversized and underrated. Great for displays but flat on the resale side.

Demon Lisa #821
Average Price: $11.04 | Recent Sales: $8.00 – $14.99
Frequent restocks and low resale activity. A low-risk pickup, but don’t expect movement.

Fly Boy Bart #820
Average Price: $15.03 | Recent Sales: $13.50 – $15.99
A stable performer with minor fluctuations. Looks great in group displays.

Panther Marge #819
Average Price: $12.26 | Recent Sales: $11.78 – $13.00
Well-sculpted, affordable, and readily available. A display Pop more than an investment piece.

Hive Collector Insight
The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror collection is as wild as the show itself — visually brilliant, financially inconsistent.
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Top Performers: Nightmare Willie, Raven Bart, and Crazy Homer lead the pack with the strongest long-term potential.
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Middle Ground: Donut Head Homer, Grim Reaper Homer, and Devil Flanders remain solid fan favorites.
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Bottom Tier: Skeleton Marge, Homerzilla, and Vampire Krusty — they look good but rarely sell above $12.
Realistically, this line is built for love, not profit. It’s for collectors who want their shelves to tell a story — the kind that blends nostalgia, humor, and Halloween all in one chaotic Springfield package.
Hive Giveaway Alert: 31 Days of Horror Funko Pops
To celebrate Day 13, we’re giving away a Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Funko Pop on TikTok!
Head to @surplus.hive to enter.
Every day, we’re unboxing and giving away horror-themed Pops — and tonight’s Springfield scare might just land in your collection.
Final Hive Call
From Nightmare Willie’s flames to Homerzilla’s goofy grin, the Treehouse of Horror line captures everything that makes Halloween collecting fun. Not every Pop hits gold, but every one of them hits nostalgia — and sometimes, that’s worth more than a resale spike.
For the Hive, this isn’t just about flipping — it’s about curating chaos.
And when it comes to Springfield? There’s plenty of that to go around.