How closely does the DC Comics follow its source material?

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 follows pretty closely. The Metroid manga mostly adheres to the original ideas and plotlines.

It's quite close. The novel stays true to the core ideas and plotlines of its original inspiration.

It's quite close. The manhwa mostly adheres to the original concepts and storylines, with only a few minor tweaks for artistic or narrative purposes.

The 'How I Met My Saiyan' comic is known for its close adherence to the original. It retains the essence and plotlines, with only occasional artistic liberties taken to enhance the reading experience and make it more engaging for comic readers.

Overall, the How to Train Your Dragon comics remain loyal to the source. They maintain the key characters and plotlines, with only minor tweaks for better visual storytelling.

It depends. Sometimes it's very close, but there can be some differences to make the story more engaging for the readers.

It's quite close. The manga maintains the key elements and themes of the source material with few alterations.

It follows the source quite closely. The main plot points and character developments are maintained.

It follows quite closely. There are some differences, but the main plot and character developments are similar.