How closely does Spider-Man: Homecoming match the comics?

It does to a large extent. The movie captures many key elements and storylines from the comics while adding its own creative twists.

Yes, it does. The movie retains many key elements and storylines from the comics while adding its own unique twists.

Overall, Spider-Man: Homecoming is faithful to the comics. It keeps the core characteristics of the character and brings to life many classic comic moments. Some minor changes were made to fit the cinematic format, but they don't deviate much from the source material.

Yes, it did. The movie stayed pretty true to the comic, with just a few tweaks for the big screen.

The show tries to capture the essence of the comics, but for various reasons like creative decisions and audience targeting, it doesn't always stick strictly to the comic book plots and details.

The villains are presented differently as well. In the comics, Vulture has a different backstory and set of motives in most cases. In 'Spider - Man: Homecoming', his origin is more tied to the aftermath of the Avengers' actions. Also, the movie gives more emphasis on Peter's school life and his friends, which is not always as prominent in the comics. His relationship with Ned and his attempts to have a normal life while being Spider - Man are key elements that set it apart from the comic - book stories.

It follows the comics to a considerable extent. There are some alterations for the sake of the movie's narrative, but the core elements remain intact.

Yes, it does to a large extent. The movie retains many key elements and storylines from the comics.

Not really. Riverdale takes some liberties and deviates quite a bit from the original Archie Comics in terms of storylines and character developments.

It follows to a certain extent. There are some similarities but also quite a few differences to make it more appealing for the TV audience.