How closely does the eponymous comic strip follow its source material?

It's quite close. The comic strip largely adheres to the source, with only a few minor differences that don't significantly impact the main plot.

It depends. Sometimes it follows very closely, but there can be some creative changes to make it more suitable for a wider audience or for cinematic/TV adaptation.

It's quite close. Nast the comic series mostly adheres to the source, with only a few minor differences.

It's quite close. The comic mostly follows the source with just a few minor tweaks that don't change the main plot or character development.

It's quite close. The Monitor Comic Vine mostly adheres to the original, with just a few minor differences.

The 'Follow the Wind' manhwa is known for its close alignment with the source. It captures the essence and key elements precisely. Some changes are made to make it more visually appealing or to fit the medium, but they don't deviate significantly from the original.

It's quite close. The manhwa mostly adheres to the original plot and character developments.

DC Comics usually tries to stay true to its source material. But there are some tweaks and adjustments to make the stories work better in different mediums.

It's quite close. The ALttp manga sticks to the main elements of its source, with just a few minor differences.

It follows quite closely. The manhwa mostly adheres to the original source, with just a few tweaks that don't change the main plot or character developments.