Overall, the TV show does a decent job of adhering to the Longmire novels. Some details might be changed for the sake of TV production, but the core elements remain intact. The settings and themes are well-represented.
It follows them quite closely. The TV show captures the main plotlines and character traits from the novels.
The Expanse TV show is considered to be a mostly accurate adaptation of the novels. It keeps the essential elements intact and does justice to the rich universe created in the books. Although there are inevitable tweaks for the visual medium, fans of the novels are generally satisfied with how closely it aligns.
It follows the comics to a considerable extent. The main plotlines and character developments are mostly consistent.
Overall, the 'Boys' TV show has some resemblance to the comics, but it takes creative liberties to make it more suitable for the TV format. There are changes in the order of events and additions of new subplots.
Overall, the Arrow show is reasonably faithful to the comics. They keep the core elements intact, but make some changes to fit the TV pacing and audience. Some characters' backstories might be slightly different, but the main arcs are similar.
Overall, the TV show Preacher has a decent resemblance to the comic. Some characters and events might be presented differently to fit the TV format, but the core essence remains. There are also new elements added to enhance the viewing experience.
It follows to some extent. There are similarities, but also some differences to make it work for TV.
Not really. The TV show Riverdale takes a lot of liberties and has significant departures from the comics.
The Gotham TV show doesn't follow the comics completely. It borrows the basic setting and some characters, but the plot and character arcs often differ significantly.
Yes, it does to a large extent. The show keeps many key storylines and character developments from the comic.
The Flash TV show tries to stay true to the comic, but it has to adapt to the medium of television. There are added subplots and character tweaks that keep the show engaging while still paying homage to the source material.