Freddy Krueger's A Nightmare on Elm Street by Steve Gerber

Klonus enslaved Korrek for a year, until Dakimh sent the Man-Thing to rescue him. Upon his return, he found that his father the king had been slain, and that a sorcerer named Klonus had taken over.

The group traveled to Therea to prevent Thog and the Congress from overtaking that realm, and the Man-Thing was able to temporarily destroy Thog. Dakimh transported the trio to his castle where they were joined by Jennifer Kale. The odd trio was assaulted by a warrior force sent by the Congress of Realities until Dakimh the Enchanter banished the Congress. He joined with the Man-Thing, as well as Howard the Duck who was also brought to Earth due to the imbalance. Korrek encountered Jennifer Kale and the Man-Thing, and was transported to Earth when the dimensional imbalance grew stronger. Korrek emerged in a jar of peanut butter, partially consumed by Andy Kale, spread with a knife that became his sword. Korrek and his warriors began to cross into other dimensions, due to a disturbance in various dimensions caused by a series of activities within the Man-Thing's Citrusville swamp and exacerbated by the demonic Thog. Korrek is a young warrior king of the extra-dimensional barbarian land of Katharta, and became the companion of the sorcerers Dakimh and Jennifer Kale. Korrek received an entry in the Marvel Legacy: The 1970s Handbook #1 (2006). The character subsequently appears in Man-Thing #1 (January 1974), Giant-Size Man-Thing #3 (January 1975), and Howard the Duck #22-24 (March-May 1978). Korrek first appeared in Fear #19 (December 1973), and was created by Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik.

Freddy Krueger's A Nightmare on Elm Street by Steve Gerber