PRE-BUILD INVENTORY · OCTOBER 27, 2026

The dates.
The evidence.

A Nightmare on Elm Street / Freddy Krueger: research table, product / access matches and inspection gaps.

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VERIFICATION STATUS

Broad coverage.
Open questions.

125 catalogue records; 119 indexed works. Shared branch points, embedded scenes and anthology containers are distinguished.

A research edition, not a completed full-interior audit. A missing date remains an inspection gap until the actual work has been checked.

Inventory / contradiction checks

  • Nine released franchise feature films inventoried (including New Nightmare, 2010 and Freddy vs. Jason); embedded earlier history is separately marked.
  • All 44 Freddy’s Nightmares episodes accounted for; two half-stories per episode are not falsely counted as extra broadcasts.
  • Fourteen prose film-adaptation units (Cooper five with Locke, six Italia, Flood, Bergantino, Hand), six EUROPA installments in three continuous pairs, and licensed Dream Child audio inventoried.
  • Six Tales of Terror originals, five Black Flame originals and seven anthology stories included; omnibus repeats deduplicated.
  • Marvel two issues; Innovation six original issues split around five-year jump, three-issue film adaptation with #3D deduplicated, two published Beginning issues.
  • Avatar Special / Paranoid three-issue run / Fearbook; WildStorm eight issues split into four story arcs, anthology short, and both six-issue Ash continuations inventoried.
  • Original creator script provides explicit 1971 trial evidence; conflicts with 1968 fan reconstruction are visible.
  • DC collected edition excludes #4 and #8. Correct corresponding access / research links supplied; no invented ASIN or unrelated movie substituted for an out-of-print comic.
  • Review added three original music-video stories, Goldbergs dream cameo, fan-club biography and seven separately identified attraction variants; unlicensed fan works excluded.
  • A Family Affair’s two-years-later second half split without inflating the 44-episode count. Sister’s Keeper moved to an explicitly years-later window.
  • All date rails explicitly use a date, elapsed interval or broad era; numeric sort anchors do not masquerade as exact years.

Verification still required

  • Pre-build omission / contradiction review completed: nine franchise films, 44 broadcasts, major licensed print/audio/comic runs, music-video narratives, fan-club biography, game stories and seven live-experience variants checked. Newsletter narrative content / minor interactive promotions remain candid gaps.
  • Most finished comic interiors unavailable. Creator-hosted Beginning scripts partially inspected; DC / Avatar public solicitations read. No claim of full comic inspection or exact nested flashback coverage.
  • Film date reconstruction remains disputed (1981 / 1984 origin, overlapping sequel intervals and future finale). Full primary frame / dialogue comparison would narrow ranges.
  • Individual anthology / Tor / Black Flame / TV chronology needs full legal text or episode inspection. Broad era placements remain visible rather than invented release-year dates.
  • Original attraction scripts, regional alternate endings, The Freddy Times narrative content and lesser promotional games / in-character shorts still require full artifact inspection. Principal verified music videos and Goldbergs nightmare now have individual records.
  • Most Amazon matches unverified. Publisher, creator, rights-holder or exact-work research destinations used; some bibliographic sources are not full-story access.

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EntryMedia / releaseStory dateCanon / continuityPlacement / inspectionSourcesEdition / viewing match
A Nightmare on Elm StreetNancy fights a killer who enters her dreams.FilmReleased 1984est. early 1980s; disputed 1981 / 1984Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesSix-year Nancy interval in Dream Warriors supports 1981 in a common reconstruction; the original’s release is 1984. Neither should silently become an unquestioned fictional date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWes Craven — original filmElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film / chronologyCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s RevengeJesse moves into Nancy’s former house.FilmReleased 19855 years after Nancy’s original ordeal; est. 1986–1989Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesThe five-year interval is retained even where it makes film-number order and proposed calendar reconstructions awkward.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film / chronologyCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream WarriorsNancy helps the young patients of Westin Hills.FilmReleased 19876 years after Nancy’s ordeal; est. 1987Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesThe six-year interval dates Nancy’s return; exact calendar relies on reconstructed anchors.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film / chronologyCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream MasterAlice inherits the struggle against Freddy.FilmReleased 1988est. 1988; after Dream WarriorsQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesContemporary school-year placement is estimated, not derived solely from release date.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film / chronologyCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream ChildFreddy reaches Alice through her unborn child.FilmReleased 19891989 graduation periodRelative / stated chronologyConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesGraduation tassels reportedly show ’89; complete original frame audit remains open.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film / chronologyCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Dead: The Final NightmareMaggie discovers Springwood’s lost children and her own past.FilmReleased 1991Ten years in the future; est. late 1990s–2001Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOpening future interval and reconstructed 1999 date differ from a literal 1991 + 10 = 2001. Preserve the range and original interval.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film / chronologyCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy vs. JasonFreddy resurrects Jason to restore fear of his name.FilmReleased 2003est. early 2000s; after Springwood’s suppression of FreddyQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesA common 2003 placement is an estimate. Promotional nearly-ten-years language and later comic calendar should not silently override film evidence.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. — Freddy vs. JasonElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film / chronologyCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Dream Warriors / The Dream Child — Amanda and Freddy’s originAmanda’s ordeal and Freddy’s birth are recalled. · Embedded segmentFilm segmentsReleased 1987 / 1989est. 1940s; decades before NancyQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesGrouped origin recollections from two films; not two newly released standalone stories. Exact birth year remains unestablished.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film collectionCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Dead — childhood, family and burning recollectionsFreddy’s earlier life emerges through Maggie’s discovery. · Embedded segmentFilm segmentsReleased 1991est. 1940s–1960s; childhood to parenthoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEmbedded history spans decades. Trial / burning dates conflict across later licensed material; not every scene is one year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView official film collectionCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Wes Craven’s New NightmareA fictionalized Heather Langenkamp confronts a being wearing Freddy’s form.FilmReleased 1994est. 1994; ten years after the original movieQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canonNew Nightmare — metafictionSeparate metafictional story; original films exist as films. Contemporary-year estimate retains the stated ten-year anniversary.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. Classics — original seven filmsView official film collectionCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)Nancy Holbrook and Quentin uncover their suppressed childhood history.FilmReleased 2010est. late 2000s–early 2010s; preschool memories earlierQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedConfirmed canon2010 remake & licensed game variantsDifferent characters and origin; no claim that 2010 release alone dates the main action.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedWarner Bros. — A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)View official remakeCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Jeffrey Cooper adaptationProse adaptation of the corresponding film story.NovelReleased 1987est. early 1980s; disputed 1981 / 1984Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesCooper 1–3 and Locke 4–5 were also bundled in omnibus editions. Dream Warriors adapts an earlier draft; added / altered events do not automatically replace screen events.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsAmazon — Jeffrey Cooper omnibus productThe Nightmares on Elm Street Parts 1, 2, 3 — Jeffrey CooperExact omnibus contains this prose adaptation. Author, title and ISBN independently checked; stock not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge — Jeffrey Cooper adaptationProse adaptation of the corresponding film story.NovelReleased 19875 years after Nancy’s original ordeal; est. 1986–1989Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesCooper 1–3 and Locke 4–5 were also bundled in omnibus editions. Dream Warriors adapts an earlier draft; added / altered events do not automatically replace screen events.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsAmazon — Jeffrey Cooper omnibus productThe Nightmares on Elm Street Parts 1, 2, 3 — Jeffrey CooperExact omnibus contains this prose adaptation. Author, title and ISBN independently checked; stock not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors — Jeffrey Cooper adaptationProse adaptation of the corresponding film story.NovelReleased 19876 years after Nancy’s ordeal; est. 1987Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedDisputed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesCooper 1–3 and Locke 4–5 were also bundled in omnibus editions. Dream Warriors adapts an earlier draft; added / altered events do not automatically replace screen events.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedFangoria — Dream Warriors novel differencesElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsAmazon — Jeffrey Cooper omnibus productThe Nightmares on Elm Street Parts 1, 2, 3 — Jeffrey CooperExact omnibus contains this prose adaptation. Author, title and ISBN independently checked; stock not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master — Joseph Locke adaptationProse adaptation of the corresponding film story.NovelReleased 1989est. 1988; after Dream WarriorsQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesCooper 1–3 and Locke 4–5 were also bundled in omnibus editions. Dream Warriors adapts an earlier draft; added / altered events do not automatically replace screen events.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child — Joseph Locke adaptationProse adaptation of the corresponding film story.NovelReleased 19891989 graduation periodRelative / stated chronologyAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesCooper 1–3 and Locke 4–5 were also bundled in omnibus editions. Dream Warriors adapts an earlier draft; added / altered events do not automatically replace screen events.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Bob Italia adaptationShort illustrated adaptation for younger readers.Illustrated proseReleased 1992est. early 1980s; disputed 1981 / 1984Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesA separately written Abdo adaptation, not a reprint of the adult novelization. Same main story position; original full text uninspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge — Bob Italia adaptationShort illustrated adaptation for younger readers.Illustrated proseReleased 19925 years after Nancy’s original ordeal; est. 1986–1989Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesA separately written Abdo adaptation, not a reprint of the adult novelization. Same main story position; original full text uninspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors — Bob Italia adaptationShort illustrated adaptation for younger readers.Illustrated proseReleased 19926 years after Nancy’s ordeal; est. 1987Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesA separately written Abdo adaptation, not a reprint of the adult novelization. Same main story position; original full text uninspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master — Bob Italia adaptationShort illustrated adaptation for younger readers.Illustrated proseReleased 1992est. 1988; after Dream WarriorsQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesA separately written Abdo adaptation, not a reprint of the adult novelization. Same main story position; original full text uninspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child — Bob Italia adaptationShort illustrated adaptation for younger readers.Illustrated proseReleased 19921989 graduation periodRelative / stated chronologyAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesA separately written Abdo adaptation, not a reprint of the adult novelization. Same main story position; original full text uninspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare — Bob Italia adaptationShort illustrated adaptation for younger readers.Illustrated proseReleased 1992Ten years in the future; est. late 1990s–2001Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesA separately written Abdo adaptation, not a reprint of the adult novelization. Same main story position; original full text uninspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — E. L. Flood adaptationCrestwood House retells Nancy’s ordeal.Illustrated proseReleased 1991est. early 1980s; disputed 1981 / 1984Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesIncludes a making-of section; that nonfiction section is not another in-world episode.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Wes Craven’s New Nightmare — David Bergantino adaptationHeather’s metafictional ordeal expanded in prose.NovelReleased 1994est. 1994; ten years after the original movieQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonNew Nightmare — metafictionSame-story adaptation with additional passages; not a sequel to the six original Freddy films.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy vs. Jason — Stephen Hand adaptationThe monster clash in expanded prose.NovelReleased 2003est. early 2000s; after Springwood’s suppression of FreddyQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedDisputed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesContains the alternative Freddy ending. A narrative variant alongside the film; not a new event after the film.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsWarner Bros. — Freddy vs. JasonAmazon — Stephen Hand Freddy vs. JasonFreddy vs. Jason — Stephen HandExact prose adaptation; title, author and ISBN checked. Stock not asserted.
The Dream Child — Simon & Schuster audio adaptationJoseph Locke’s abridged audio version features Robert Englund.Audio dramaReleased 19891989 graduation periodRelative / stated chronologyAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesDistinct licensed audio production; not an unofficial fan audiobook. Recording not heard in this audit.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
EUROPA A Nightmare on Elm Street 1–2 — Nächte der Angst / Die Traum-FalleAndré Minninger’s two-part German adaptation of this film story.Audio dramaReleased 1990est. early 1980s; disputed 1981 / 1984Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesTwo continuous cassette installments grouped at their source-story position. Complete recordings not audited for added chronology.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
EUROPA A Nightmare on Elm Street 3–4 — Freddy’s Rache / Party des SchreckensAndré Minninger’s two-part German adaptation of this film story.Audio dramaReleased 19905 years after Nancy’s original ordeal; est. 1986–1989Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesTwo continuous cassette installments grouped at their source-story position. Complete recordings not audited for added chronology.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
EUROPA A Nightmare on Elm Street 5–6 — Freddy Krüger lebt! / Die Kralle des BösenAndré Minninger’s two-part German adaptation of this film story.Audio dramaReleased 19906 years after Nancy’s ordeal; est. 1987Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesTwo continuous cassette installments grouped at their source-story position. Complete recordings not audited for added chronology.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy Krueger’s Tales of Terror — Blind DateA licensed Freddy-hosted horror story.NovelReleased 1994est. late twentieth century; contemporary teensQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesIndependent Tor narrative, not a numbered sequel to the films. Exact dates and relative book order unverified; overlapping era does not equate release and story years.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Tales of TerrorView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy Krueger’s Tales of Terror — Fatal GamesA licensed Freddy-hosted horror story.NovelReleased 1995est. late twentieth century; contemporary teensQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesIndependent Tor narrative, not a numbered sequel to the films. Exact dates and relative book order unverified; overlapping era does not equate release and story years.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Tales of TerrorView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy Krueger’s Tales of Terror — Virtual TerrorA licensed Freddy-hosted horror story.NovelReleased 1995est. late twentieth century; contemporary teensQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesIndependent Tor narrative, not a numbered sequel to the films. Exact dates and relative book order unverified; overlapping era does not equate release and story years.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Tales of TerrorView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy Krueger’s Tales of Terror — Twice BurnedA licensed Freddy-hosted horror story.NovelReleased 1995est. late twentieth century; contemporary teensQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesIndependent Tor narrative, not a numbered sequel to the films. Exact dates and relative book order unverified; overlapping era does not equate release and story years.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Tales of TerrorView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy Krueger’s Tales of Terror — Help WantedA licensed Freddy-hosted horror story.NovelReleased 1995est. late twentieth century; contemporary teensQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesIndependent Tor narrative, not a numbered sequel to the films. Exact dates and relative book order unverified; overlapping era does not equate release and story years.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Tales of TerrorView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy Krueger’s Tales of Terror — Deadly DisguiseA licensed Freddy-hosted horror story.NovelReleased 1995est. late twentieth century; contemporary teensQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesIndependent Tor narrative, not a numbered sequel to the films. Exact dates and relative book order unverified; overlapping era does not equate release and story years.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Tales of TerrorView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Suffer the ChildrenAn insomnia experiment becomes a trap.NovelReleased 2005est. early 21st century; after Freddy vs. JasonQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed original in the inclusive post-crossover reading order. Independent plots have no demonstrated strict inter-book order; not split into five needless branches. The Dream Dealers’ future technology does not establish a specific calendar year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Black Flame booksView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — DreamspawnSpringwood’s dreamers face Freddy again.NovelReleased 2005est. early 21st century; after Freddy vs. JasonQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed original in the inclusive post-crossover reading order. Independent plots have no demonstrated strict inter-book order; not split into five needless branches. The Dream Dealers’ future technology does not establish a specific calendar year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Black Flame booksView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — ProtégéFreddy seeks an apprentice.NovelReleased 2005est. early 21st century; after Freddy vs. JasonQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed original in the inclusive post-crossover reading order. Independent plots have no demonstrated strict inter-book order; not split into five needless branches. The Dream Dealers’ future technology does not establish a specific calendar year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Black Flame booksView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Perchance to DreamA young man can suppress other people’s dreams.NovelReleased 2006est. early 21st century; after Freddy vs. JasonQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed original in the inclusive post-crossover reading order. Independent plots have no demonstrated strict inter-book order; not split into five needless branches. The Dream Dealers’ future technology does not establish a specific calendar year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Black Flame booksView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — The Dream DealersTechnology permits recorded dreams to be relived.NovelReleased 2006Near-future dream-recording era; exact year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed original in the inclusive post-crossover reading order. Independent plots have no demonstrated strict inter-book order; not split into five needless branches. The Dream Dealers’ future technology does not establish a specific calendar year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Black Flame booksView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Seven Sweetest Dreams — Asleep at the WheelAn original licensed prose story in the Greenberg-edited anthology.Short storyReleased 1991est. late twentieth century; exact story year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEach anthology story is inventoried individually; no invented sequence from contents order. Returning film characters may establish tighter intervals after full-text verification.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest DreamsLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams reviewView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Seven Sweetest Dreams — Briefcase Full of BonesAn original licensed prose story in the Greenberg-edited anthology.Short storyReleased 1991est. late twentieth century; exact story year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEach anthology story is inventoried individually; no invented sequence from contents order. Returning film characters may establish tighter intervals after full-text verification.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest DreamsLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams reviewView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Seven Sweetest Dreams — Miles to Go Before I SleepAn original licensed prose story in the Greenberg-edited anthology.Short storyReleased 1991est. late twentieth century; exact story year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEach anthology story is inventoried individually; no invented sequence from contents order. Returning film characters may establish tighter intervals after full-text verification.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest DreamsLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams reviewView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Seven Sweetest Dreams — Le Morte de FreddyAn original licensed prose story in the Greenberg-edited anthology.Short storyReleased 1991est. late twentieth century; exact story year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEach anthology story is inventoried individually; no invented sequence from contents order. Returning film characters may establish tighter intervals after full-text verification.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest DreamsLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams reviewView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Seven Sweetest Dreams — Dead Highway, Lost RoadsAn original licensed prose story in the Greenberg-edited anthology.Short storyReleased 1991est. late twentieth century; exact story year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEach anthology story is inventoried individually; no invented sequence from contents order. Returning film characters may establish tighter intervals after full-text verification.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest DreamsLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams reviewView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Seven Sweetest Dreams — Close My Eyes and I’ll Kiss YouAn original licensed prose story in the Greenberg-edited anthology.Short storyReleased 1991est. late twentieth century; exact story year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEach anthology story is inventoried individually; no invented sequence from contents order. Returning film characters may establish tighter intervals after full-text verification.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest DreamsLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams reviewView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Seven Sweetest Dreams — Not Just a JobAn original licensed prose story in the Greenberg-edited anthology.Short storyReleased 1991est. late twentieth century; exact story year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEach anthology story is inventoried individually; no invented sequence from contents order. Returning film characters may establish tighter intervals after full-text verification.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest DreamsLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams reviewView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy Krueger’s A Nightmare on Elm Street #1–2Dreamscape brings Freddy into a new group’s nightmares.ComicReleased 1989est. late 1980s; contemporary SpringwoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesTwo published Marvel magazine issues form one story. Cancelled further issues and variant editions are not additional released chapters. Full interiors uninspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — Marvel magazineView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Nightmares on Elm Street #1–2Alice, Jacob and earlier survivors face another attack.ComicReleased 1991est. 1990; after Alice’s 1989 ordealQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEarlier continuous section of Andy Mangels’s six-issue run. Numeric placement comes from secondary reconstruction; exact original interior date unverified.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAndy Mangels — Innovation bibliographyElm Street Companion — Innovation inventoryElm Street Companion — documented chronologyView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Nightmares on Elm Street #3–6The surviving characters’ story resumes after a substantial gap.ComicReleased 1991–19925 years after #1–2; est. 1995Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesSeparated because the five-year story jump is material. Later narrative remains before Freddy’s Dead in this licensed lead-in.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAndy Mangels — Innovation bibliographyNightmares on Elm Street — publication / story summaryView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare #1–3Andy Mangels adapts Maggie’s discovery and final confrontation.ComicReleased 1991Ten years in the future; est. late 1990s–2001Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesThree story issues; #3D repeats the concluding chapter in 3D. Trade and 3D variant are not fourth and fifth independent stories.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAndy Mangels — Innovation bibliographyView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Beginning #1–2Maggie and Tracy investigate Freddy’s past.ComicReleased 1992Shortly after Freddy’s Dead; est. late 1990s–2001Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesPublished frame is a sequel, although much of the story revisits earlier life. Only #1–2 released; complete lettered comics not inspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAndy Mangels — Innovation bibliographyAndy Mangels — The Beginning #1 original scriptAndy Mangels — The Beginning #2 original scriptView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
The Beginning #2 — trial recollectionMaggie’s investigation reaches Freddy’s trial. · Embedded segmentComic segmentReleased 19921971 in creator’s scriptRelative / stated chronologyDisputed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOriginal script page 5 explicitly says 1971. This conflicts with the common 1968 fan reconstruction; finished comic may differ and was not inspected.Creator-hosted script’s explicit 1971 directions read; finished comic interior not inspected.Andy Mangels — The Beginning #2 original scriptRead creator’s original scriptCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street SpecialA teen journalist investigates Springwood’s suppression of Freddy.ComicReleased 2005est. early 2000s; after Freddy vs. JasonQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOfficially licensed one-shot; repeated variant covers contain the same story. Exact calendar requires original interior.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAvatar Press — official Nightmare Special premiseElm Street Companion — Avatar comicsView official publisher story informationCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: Paranoid #1–3Brian Pulido’s Springwood nightmare continues.ComicReleased 2005–2006est. early 2000s; post-crossover SpringwoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOne continuous three-issue miniseries. Relative interleaving with the Special and Fearbook requires interiors; neither release date nor variant cover proves a new story year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAvatar Press — Paranoid issue inventoryElm Street Companion — Avatar comicsView official publisher issue informationCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: FearbookA pharmacy robbery destabilizes Springwood’s defense against Freddy.ComicReleased 2006est. early 2000s; Hypnocil suppression eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesPublisher verifies premise; exact calendar / relationship to Paranoid unverified. No accessible lettered preview recovered.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAvatar Press — Fearbook official solicitationView official publisher story informationCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Freddy’s War #1–3A new licensed Springwood nightmare.ComicReleased 2006–2007est. early 21st century; contemporary SpringwoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesSeparate continuous arc / standalone story. Collection contains #1–3 and #5–7 only; #4 and #8 must be obtained separately. A fan 2011 placement remains unproven without original panels.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street collected editionDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street #1Elm Street Companion — WildStorm inventoryView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street #4 — Freddy’s own dreamFreddy is haunted by a victim who escaped.ComicReleased 2006–2007est. early 21st century; contemporary SpringwoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone dream / escaped-victim story in the eight-issue run. Descriptive label, not an unverified official story title. Omitted from the six-issue collected trade. Full original interior unavailable.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street collected editionDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street #1Elm Street Companion — WildStorm inventoryView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Demon of Sleep #5–7A new licensed Springwood nightmare.ComicReleased 2006–2007est. early 21st century; contemporary SpringwoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesSeparate continuous arc / standalone story. Collection contains #1–3 and #5–7 only; #4 and #8 must be obtained separately. A fan 2011 placement remains unproven without original panels.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street collected editionDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street #1Elm Street Companion — WildStorm inventoryView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Double Shift #8A new licensed Springwood nightmare.ComicReleased 2006–2007est. early 21st century; contemporary SpringwoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesSeparate continuous arc / standalone story. Collection contains #1–3 and #5–7 only; #4 and #8 must be obtained separately. A fan 2011 placement remains unproven without original panels.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street collected editionDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street #1Elm Street Companion — WildStorm inventoryGrand Comics Database — Double ShiftView corresponding story / edition researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
New Line Cinema’s Tales of Horror — CopycatFreddy confronts a new killer trading on his territory.Comic shortReleased 2007est. early 21st century; contemporary SpringwoodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOne Freddy story in a two-franchise anthology issue. Texas Chainsaw companion story is not another Freddy chapter. Complete interior not inspected.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedG-Mart — New Line Cinema’s Tales of Horror #1View exact anthology issueCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash #1–6Ash is drawn into Freddy and Jason’s struggle over the Necronomicon.ComicReleased 2007–2008est. winter 2008; about 5 years after Freddy vs. JasonQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesSix continuous issues grouped. 2008 depends on the reconstructed 2003 film date; treat as estimate until captions are inspected. Licensed continuation stays beside the original history, not a needless isolated crossover branch.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedGrand Comics Database — exact Ash collected editionJames Kuhoric / Jason Craig — crossover commentaryElm Street Companion — WildStorm inventoryView exact collected-edition informationCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash: The Nightmare Warriors #1–6Earlier survivors unite while the nightmare reaches Washington.ComicReleased 20096 months after the Ash crossover; est. 2009Qualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesPublisher explicitly supplies the six-month interval. The year is reconstructed, not the comic’s 2009 publication year automatically applied.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedDC — The Nightmare Warriors #1View official story and editionCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.01 — No More Mr. Nice GuyThe anthology dramatizes Freddy’s trial, burning and first revenge.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late 1960s–early 1970s; Freddy’s trial / deathQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedDisputed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesTelevision’s legal-release explanation differs from the original film. Retain as a disputed origin variant within the inclusive guide.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.02 — It’s a Miserable LifeA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.03 — Killer InstinctA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.04 — Freddy’s Tricks and TreatsA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.05 — Judy Miller, Come on DownA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.06 — Saturday Night SpecialA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.07 — Sister’s KeeperThe Blocker family’s nightmare continues.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989Years after Freddy’s death; est. late twentieth centuryQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOfficial-episode guide describes the twins’ father’s death as years earlier. Sequel to No More Mr. Nice Guy; no unsupported immediate 1969 setting asserted.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.08 — Mother’s DayA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.09 — Rebel Without a CarA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.10 — The Bride Wore RedA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.11 — Do Dreams BleedA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.12 — The End of the WorldA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.13 — DeadlineA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.14 — Black TicketsA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.15 — School DazeA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.16 — Cabin FeverA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.17 — Love StinksA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.18 — The Art of DeathA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.19 — Missing PersonsA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.20 — The Light at the End of the TunnelA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.21 — Identity CrisisA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 1.22 — Safe SexA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1988–1989est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.01 — Dream Come TrueA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesConnected story pair: Dream Come True → Dreams That Kill. Exact elapsed interval / grouping needs episode inspection. Standalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.02 — Heartbreak HotelA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.03 — Welcome to SpringwoodA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.04 — Photo FinishA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesConnected story pair: Photo Finish → It’s My Party. Exact elapsed interval / grouping needs episode inspection. Standalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.05 — Memory OverloadA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.06 — Lucky StiffA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.07 — Silence Is GoldenA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.08 — BloodlinesA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.09 — Monkey DreamsA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.10 — Do You Know Where Your Kids Are?A licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.11 — Dreams That KillA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesConnected story pair: Dream Come True → Dreams That Kill. Exact elapsed interval / grouping needs episode inspection. Standalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.12 — It’s My Party and You’ll Die If I Want You ToA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesConnected story pair: Photo Finish → It’s My Party. Exact elapsed interval / grouping needs episode inspection. Standalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.13 — What You Don’t Know Can Kill YouA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.14 — Easy Come, Easy GoA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.15 — Prime CutA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.16 — Interior LoftA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesConnected story pair: Interior Loft → Interior Loft-Later. Exact elapsed interval / grouping needs episode inspection. Standalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.17 — Interior Loft-LaterA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesConnected story pair: Interior Loft → Interior Loft-Later. Exact elapsed interval / grouping needs episode inspection. Standalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.18 — FunhouseA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.19 — A Family Affair, first storyAn affair threatens the Woodman family.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesFirst half of this episode. Its two-years-later second half is separately placed below.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsTubi — licensed A Family Affair episodeView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.20 — Dust to DustA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.21 — Prisoner of LoveA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.22 — Life SentenceA licensed Springwood anthology episode, introduced by Freddy.TV episodeReleased 1989–1990est. late twentieth century; anthology eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesStandalone anthology placement; no exact year inferred from air date. Both linked story halves remain in this episode record.Episode title / series inventory checked; full episode and its internal time jumps not inspected.Freddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kitEpguides — 44 episode inventoryElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView original series press kitCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — NESTeenagers seek and burn Freddy’s scattered bones.GameReleased 1990est. late 1980s; Dream Warriors-derived nightmareQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesSeparate licensed game scenario using dream-warrior powers. Not a literal new film sequel; 1989 date in old companion catalogue conflicts with NES release catalogues.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — licensed games / manual transcriptionView original manual / game researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street — Commodore 64 / DOSPlayable dream fighters attempt to escape Freddy’s world.GameReleased 1989est. late 1980s; dream-warrior eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesShareData / Monarch game is distinct from Rare / LJN’s NES game, despite sharing the title. Platform versions of the same scenario grouped.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — licensed games / manual transcriptionView corresponding game researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Mortal Kombat — Freddy biography and arcade endingShao Kahn pulls Freddy from dreams into mortal combat.Game storyReleased 2011Modern Earthrealm / Dream Realm era; exact calendar unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connected2010 remake & licensed game variantsLicensed remake-look crossover variant; biography and conditional arcade ending are narrative material. Player matches / cosmetic variants are not extra chronological chapters.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — licensed games / manual transcriptionView licensed biography researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Dead by Daylight — Freddy / Quentin character narrativesQuentin keeps resisting Freddy as the Entity draws them into the Fog.Game storyReleased 2017 onwardAfter the remake ordeal; Entity’s realm outside a fixed calendarQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connected2010 remake & licensed game variantsOfficial biographies are connected narrative. Match repetitions do not establish a new film sequel; release date is not a fictional year.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedBehaviour — Quentin Smith biographyBehaviour — Freddy Krueger biographyView official character story / chapterCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy’s Nightmares 2.19 — A Family Affair, later storyPaul tries to repair his relationship with his son. · Embedded segmentTV segmentReleased 19902 years after the first Woodman story; est. late twentieth centuryQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedAssumed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesMaterial internal time jump is separated from first half. Episode remains one of the 44 broadcasts, not a 45th episode.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedTubi — licensed A Family Affair episodeElm Street Companion — episode breakdownsView licensed episodeExact episode; regional playback and ads may apply.
Dokken — Dream Warriors, original video storyKristen’s nightmare encounters Freddy and the band.Music-video shortReleased 1987est. late 1980s; Kristen’s Dream Warriors periodQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOriginal video fiction is included, while reused film scenes are not counted twice. Dream ending is a promotional variant, not proof the film’s survivors meet Dokken in screen canon.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedRhino — official Dream Warriors videoDream Warriors video — original-scene synopsisWatch official videoExact official Rhino upload.
The Fat Boys — Are You Ready for Freddy, video storyAn inheritance brings the band to a dangerous house.Music-video shortReleased 1988est. late 1980s; Elm Street house nightmareQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed promotion with Robert Englund’s Freddy; no exact fictional 1988 date asserted. Nightmare on My Street is a different, disputed-license production.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedAre You Ready for Freddy — contemporary official tie-in reportAre You Ready for Freddy — video synopsisView corresponding video researchCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Ill Niño — How Can I Live, video storyAn unseen pursuer chases a woman through her nightmare.Music-video shortReleased 2003est. early 2000s; Elm Street nightmareQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesOfficial film-associated video adds its own brief fictional frame. The woman is not automatically Lori or proof of the film’s next sequel.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedApple Music — How Can I Live official music videoHow Can I Live — music-video plotWatch official music videoExact licensed video; regional account requirements may apply.
The Goldbergs — Mister Knifey-Hands, Freddy nightmareBeverly’s nightmare brings her face to face with Freddy. · Embedded segmentTV crossover segmentReleased 20181980s Halloween; after the original movie existsQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedNew Nightmare — metafictionThe movie is fictional in The Goldbergs. Accessed on the metafiction shelf, without claiming it literally shares Heather Langenkamp’s New Nightmare world.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedApple TV — The Goldbergs: Mister Knifey-HandsRobert Englund — Goldbergs appearance interviewView exact licensed episodeCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
It’s My Life: The Story of Fred from Alive to DeadThe official fan-club booklet recounts Freddy’s life.Promotional proseReleased 1988est. 1940s–1980s; Freddy’s life recalledQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedDisputed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesPromotional in-character biography may conflict with later screen backstory. Full original booklet not read; publication verified by original membership materials.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedNew Line Freddy Fan Club — reproduced original materialsView original fan-club artifact inventoryCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: Dreamwalkers — OrlandoAn immersive waking-nightmare scenario.Live narrativeReleased 2007Modern nightmare era; exact fictional year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed experiential variant, not an event automatically dated to its park season. Physical sets, preshow and alternate climaxes require full walkthrough / original show-script comparison. Historic event is closed; link is story evidence, not a ticket offer.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedHHN — franchise attraction inventoryView historic attraction / story evidenceCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy’s Nightmare — HollywoodWestin Hills becomes Freddy’s murderous asylum.Live narrativeReleased 2007Modern nightmare era; exact fictional year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed experiential variant, not an event automatically dated to its park season. Physical sets, preshow and alternate climaxes require full walkthrough / original show-script comparison. Historic event is closed; link is story evidence, not a ticket offer.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedHollywood 2007 — original maze publicity transcriptionView historic attraction / story evidenceCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: Home Sweet Hell — HollywoodThe Elm Street house becomes an immersive nightmare.Live narrativeReleased 2008Modern nightmare era; exact fictional year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed experiential variant, not an event automatically dated to its park season. Physical sets, preshow and alternate climaxes require full walkthrough / original show-script comparison. Historic event is closed; link is story evidence, not a ticket offer.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedHollywood 2008 — Home Sweet Hell / Terror TramView historic attraction / story evidenceCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Terror Tram: The Nightmare Tour — HollywoodFreddy leads a backlot nightmare with Jason and Leatherface.Live narrativeReleased 2008Modern nightmare era; exact fictional year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed experiential variant, not an event automatically dated to its park season. Physical sets, preshow and alternate climaxes require full walkthrough / original show-script comparison. Historic event is closed; link is story evidence, not a ticket offer.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedHollywood 2008 — Home Sweet Hell / Terror TramView historic attraction / story evidenceCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy vs. Jason — Orlando attractionGuests pass through both killers’ worlds and their showdown.Live narrativeReleased 2015Modern nightmare era; exact fictional year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed experiential variant, not an event automatically dated to its park season. Physical sets, preshow and alternate climaxes require full walkthrough / original show-script comparison. Historic event is closed; link is story evidence, not a ticket offer.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedUniversal Orlando — Freddy vs. Jason original announcementView historic attraction / story evidenceCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
Freddy vs. Jason — Hollywood attractionA regional reworking of the monster confrontation.Live narrativeReleased 2016Modern nightmare era; exact fictional year unverifiedQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connectedOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesLicensed experiential variant, not an event automatically dated to its park season. Physical sets, preshow and alternate climaxes require full walkthrough / original show-script comparison. Historic event is closed; link is story evidence, not a ticket offer.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedFreddy vs. Jason — Hollywood 2016 filmed attractionView historic attraction / story evidenceCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: Never Sleep Again — Hollywood attractionA nightmare journey revisits Badham and the boiler room.Live narrativeReleased 2010est. late 2000s–early 2010s; remake-story eraQualified era / interval; exact interleaving unverifiedNon-canon connected2010 remake & licensed game variantsUniversal explicitly identifies the remake as the source. Same story position; additional maze scenes are qualified variants. Closed historic experience, not a current ticket offer.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedUniversal — Never Sleep Again original press releaseRead original attraction announcementCorresponding work or edition inventory. Exact Amazon product not verified; stock and full-story access are not asserted.
The Continuing Story — Cooper’s Freddy history chapterThe original omnibus supplies its own early Freddy history. · Embedded segmentNovel segmentReleased 1987est. mid twentieth century; childhood to first murdersQualified story-era estimateDisputed canonOriginal films & licensed Springwood storiesEarly prose backstory conflicts with later screen revelations. Keep it qualified in the same inclusive history, without creating a branch for an adaptation difference. Full original chapter not read in this audit.Source / inventory checked; full work not inspectedElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptationsFangoria — Dream Warriors novel differencesThe Nightmares on Elm Street Parts 1, 2, 3 — Jeffrey CooperExact verified omnibus; separate segment points to the containing book.

COVERAGE BOUNDARIES

Checked beyond the main stories

Unpublished comics / creator-released scripts

The Beginning #3–4; Blackthorne 3D original-film adaptation

Excluded from released comic count

Creator supplies scripts and outlines, including unpublished #3. These are development documents rather than released finished issues. Script-based historical clues are explicitly labeled.

Andy Mangels — Innovation bibliography
Promotional newsletter

The Freddy Times #1–2

Narrative eligibility unresolved

Original issues are inventoried beside the life-story booklet. Need full image inspection to separate interviews / promotions from any additional in-world prose.

New Line Freddy Fan Club — reproduced original materials
Unofficial / disputed-license productions

A Nightmare on My Street; fan films including Dylan’s New Nightmare

Not counted as official continuations

Nightmare on My Street’s dispute does not confer the official license held by the Fat Boys video. Cast participation alone does not license a fan film.

Are You Ready for Freddy — video synopsis
Cameos / music performances

Ready Player One / Space Jam background appearances; Freddy’s Greatest Hits

No distinct Freddy plot assumed

Background licensed characters, songs and reused film footage are not automatically new narrative chapters. Additional plot-bearing shorts remain eligible after original inspection.

Warner Bros. Classics — original seven films
Comic reprints

Trident Freddy’s Nightmares #1–4

Deduplicated

UK magazines repackage Marvel / Innovation stories already indexed here. No unique new story verified; not a four-episode television continuation.

Elm Street Companion — Trident reprint contents

SOURCE REGISTER

Primary sources first.

  1. PrimaryWarner Bros. Classics — original seven films

    Rights-holder inventory: original six plus New Nightmare. Release dates do not establish fictional dates.

  2. PrimaryWes Craven — original film

    Creator’s film synopsis.

  3. Secondary / prop-and-dialogue chronologyElm Street Companion — documented chronology

    Secondary chronology cites on-screen props and dialogue. Its reconstructed 1981 first-film / 1999 finale dates are not treated as undisputed calendar facts.

  4. Secondary / bibliographic inventoryElm Street Companion — prose / audio film adaptations

    Bibliography includes Cooper, Locke, Italia, Flood, Bergantino, Hand and six EUROPA plays. Full texts / recordings not inspected.

  5. Secondary / original-work reviewFangoria — Dream Warriors novel differences

    Work review confirms substantial differences from the film because Cooper adapted an earlier screenplay.

  6. Secondary / bibliographic inventoryElm Street Companion — Tales of Terror

    Six Tor books, not six film novelizations.

  7. Secondary / bibliographic inventoryElm Street Companion — Black Flame books

    Five originals; omnibus Ripped from a Dream collects the first three rather than adding another story.

  8. Secondary / bibliographic inventoryElm Street Companion — Seven Sweetest Dreams

    Seven individually named stories. Martin H. Greenberg is the editor, not the author of every story.

  9. Secondary / original-work reviewLittle Engines — Seven Sweetest Dreams review

    Work review identifies returning film characters and independent stories; exact dates require original text.

  10. PrimaryFreddy’s Nightmares — original season-one press kit

    Original promotional artifact, archive hosted. Establishes the licensed anthology; not proof all episodes share a calendar year.

  11. Secondary / television inventoryEpguides — 44 episode inventory

    Two 22-episode seasons; episode numbers and air dates are publication metadata.

  12. Secondary / episode guideElm Street Companion — episode breakdowns

    Episode plots / links used for the inventory; complete episodes not watched in this audit.

  13. Secondary / publication inventoryElm Street Companion — Marvel magazine

    Two published issues; cover variants and abandoned continuation not separate stories.

  14. PrimaryAndy Mangels — Innovation bibliography

    Creator lists six Nightmares issues, Freddy’s Dead #1–3 / #3D, and only two released Beginning issues. #3D is an alternate edition of #3.

  15. PrimaryAndy Mangels — The Beginning #1 original script

    Author-hosted original script inspected in part. Script is evidence of intended framing; finished lettered comic not inspected.

  16. PrimaryAndy Mangels — The Beginning #2 original script

    Page 5 and later directions explicitly date trial flashbacks 1971, contradicting the fan chronology’s 1968 reconstruction. Script, not finished comic.

  17. Secondary / publication inventoryElm Street Companion — Innovation inventory

    Published run and sequel framing cross-check. Six-issue series has a five-year jump after #2 and must be split.

  18. Secondary / bibliographic summaryNightmares on Elm Street — publication / story summary

    Five-year gap between #2 and #3 cross-check; original interior verification remains open.

  19. PrimaryAvatar Press — official Nightmare Special premise

    Original publisher explicitly sets Emily’s story after Freddy vs. Jason. No interior preview on accessible page.

  20. PrimaryAvatar Press — Fearbook official solicitation

    Original publisher synopsis / format; alternate covers do not add stories.

  21. PrimaryAvatar Press — Paranoid issue inventory

    Publisher confirms Paranoid #1 of 3; complete original interiors not available here.

  22. Secondary / bibliographic inventoryElm Street Companion — Avatar comics

    Special, Paranoid #1–3 and Fearbook; used to distinguish actual stories from variant covers.

  23. PrimaryDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street collected edition

    Publisher explicitly collects #1–3 and #5–7; standalone #4 and #8 are not in this trade.

  24. PrimaryDC — A Nightmare on Elm Street #1

    Official synopsis and release metadata. Full interior unavailable in accessible page.

  25. Secondary / bibliographic inventoryElm Street Companion — WildStorm inventory

    Eight published issues, standalone stories and crossover runs; original interiors not inspected.

  26. Secondary / indexed comicGrand Comics Database — Double Shift

    Issue #8 title and publication metadata; not a fictional calendar source.

  27. Retailer / publisher solicitationG-Mart — New Line Cinema’s Tales of Horror #1

    Corresponding issue listing / publisher solicitation; includes separate Freddy and Texas Chainsaw stories.

  28. Secondary / indexed original publicationGrand Comics Database — exact Ash collected edition

    ISBN 9781401220044 collects the six-issue crossover; publisher catalogue destination not recovered.

  29. PrimaryJames Kuhoric / Jason Craig — crossover commentary

    Archived creator panel commentary, not a claim to have read the complete comic.

  30. PrimaryDC — The Nightmare Warriors #1

    Publisher explicitly sets sequel six months after first Ash crossover.

  31. PrimaryWarner Bros. — Freddy vs. Jason

    Correct official film access page; dynamic page gave no readable plot.

  32. PrimaryNew Line — Freddy vs. Jason original press kit

    Archived original studio notes; promotional nearly-ten-years wording is not a reliable exact fictional interval after Freddy’s Dead.

  33. PrimaryWarner Bros. — A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

    Correct official remake page; dynamic page gave no readable synopsis.

  34. Secondary / original-manual transcriptionElm Street Companion — licensed games / manual transcription

    Two distinct standalone games and Mortal Kombat biography. NES 1989 date in this source conflicts with the generally catalogued 1990 release; story chronology does not depend on it.

  35. PrimaryBehaviour — Quentin Smith biography

    Official licensed character page, story biography and chapter access; remake-derived Quentin.

  36. PrimaryBehaviour — Freddy Krueger biography

    Official licensed character narrative; Entity’s realm not assigned a release-year calendar.

  37. PrimaryTubi — licensed A Family Affair episode

    Licensed episode description explicitly states a couple of years later in second story. Availability is regional; full video not watched.

  38. Retailer / exact productAmazon — Jeffrey Cooper omnibus product

    Retailer canonical title, author and ISBN 9780312905170 read October 27, 2026. Existing bibliography link recovered; no ASIN derived or invented.

  39. Retailer / exact productAmazon — Stephen Hand Freddy vs. Jason

    Retailer canonical title, author and ISBN 9781844160594 read October 27, 2026.

  40. PrimaryRhino — official Dream Warriors video

    Record-label official video. Original Kristen / Freddy scenes alongside reused film footage; full video not played in this audit.

  41. Secondary / music-video summaryDream Warriors video — original-scene synopsis

    Original footage distinguished from reused film clips; date is source-story estimate.

  42. Contemporary industry pressAre You Ready for Freddy — contemporary official tie-in report

    Contemporary Cash Box report identifies Fat Boys filming with Freddy. Original full video not inspected.

  43. Secondary / video inventoryAre You Ready for Freddy — video synopsis

    Licensed 1988 promotion; story visits the inherited Elm Street house. Not confused with unauthorized Nightmare on My Street.

  44. PrimaryApple Music — How Can I Live official music video

    Corresponding licensed video access; new nightmare framing is not a separate Freddy vs. Jason film.

  45. Secondary / music-video summaryHow Can I Live — music-video plot

    New Elm Street nightmare frame, independent of clips or song lyrics.

  46. PrimaryApple TV — The Goldbergs: Mister Knifey-Hands

    Exact licensed episode listing.

  47. Primary actor interview / hosted by entertainment pressRobert Englund — Goldbergs appearance interview

    Actor discusses his in-character nightmare scene in the 1980s-set sitcom.

  48. Primary promotional artifacts / secondary archive inventoryNew Line Freddy Fan Club — reproduced original materials

    Original welcome copy identifies life-story booklet; archive inventories booklet and Freddy Times #1–2. Original image interiors not fully read.

  49. Archive / transcribed official promotional copyHollywood 2007 — original maze publicity transcription

    Contemporary maze description presents Westin Hills under Freddy’s control.

  50. Archive / transcribed official promotional copyHollywood 2008 — Home Sweet Hell / Terror Tram

    Retains original promotional framing for two distinct experiences.

  51. Primary press release / hosted by park-news archiveUniversal — Never Sleep Again original press release

    Republished Universal release explicitly identifies 2010 film as source story.

  52. PrimaryUniversal Orlando — Freddy vs. Jason original announcement

    Universal-issued press release verifies the film-derived attraction.

  53. Secondary / attraction inventoryHHN — franchise attraction inventory

    Orlando Dreamwalkers / Hollywood regional events cross-check. Original show scripts not recovered.

  54. Secondary / recorded attractionFreddy vs. Jason — Hollywood 2016 filmed attraction

    Independent contemporaneous walkthrough documents a different regional maze. Full walkthrough not played in this audit.

  55. Secondary / publication inventoryElm Street Companion — Trident reprint contents

    Four UK Freddy’s Nightmares comic magazines reprint Marvel / Innovation material; unrelated to new episodes of the similarly titled TV series.