I think it's a personal choice. If you really enjoy a writer's work and their approach, following them can lead to discovering more great comics. However, there are many talented writers out there, so not following one specific writer doesn't mean you'll miss out on great reads.
Well, it can be beneficial to follow writers. You get to understand their style and themes better. But it's not an absolute must. Sometimes a good story can shine regardless of the writer.
It depends. Some readers might find it crucial to follow writers for a consistent and coherent reading experience. But others might not care as much and focus more on the story itself.
Not exactly. There are some significant differences and adaptations to fit the cinematic narrative and audience expectations.
Yes, it does to a large extent. But there are some differences to make it more suitable for TV viewing.
The Walking Dead is relatively faithful to the comic book. It captures the essence and themes well. However, there are inevitable tweaks and additions to adapt to the medium of television and create more dramatic tension.
It follows to some extent, but there are significant differences. Some characters' storylines and events have been changed or added for the TV series.
Invincible is known for its relatively faithful adaptation of the comic. It manages to capture the essence and key elements. Though there could be some artistic licenses taken here and there, they don't deviate significantly from the comic's essence.
The closeness varies. Certain aspects are replicated precisely, while others are adapted to fit the medium or add more drama. But the core essence of the comic is mostly retained.
The Invincible show mostly adheres to the comic. Some minor tweaks are made for better visual storytelling, but the core plot and characters remain the same.
It follows quite closely. The main plot and key elements are mostly intact.
It follows the comic to a certain extent. There are some similarities, but also quite a few differences to keep things interesting for both comic and show fans.
Overall, the Watchmen movie has some deviations from the comic. Some plot points and character developments are changed for the film adaptation, but it maintains the core themes and atmosphere.