Definitely. Riverdale is adapted from comics. It takes elements from the comics and gives them a contemporary twist, creating a unique and engaging TV series that pays homage to its source material.
In some ways, yes. But Riverdale often modernizes and dramatizes the comic elements to make it more appealing to a contemporary audience. So, it's a mix of familiar and new.
Riverdale is not real. It's a fictional town and the events and characters are made up for the TV show. It takes inspiration from various elements but isn't based on actual reality.
Riverdale has elements from the comics, but it also veers off in its own directions. It keeps some characters and basic plotlines while introducing new storylines and character developments.
Riverdale is not a novel adaptation. It was created specifically for television, drawing inspiration from various sources but not directly from a pre-existing novel. The show has its own distinct plot and developments.