How to accurately represent times in stories?

The accuracy of the show screen record of stories varies. Sometimes it's an exact replica, but other times, there could be edits or omissions that change the feel or details of the original stories.

You can describe it explicitly, like 'It was 3 o'clock in the afternoon.' Or mention it indirectly through characters' activities or the environment, such as 'The sun was setting, indicating it was late evening.'

Overall, Soma does bring elements of the manga to life, but there are some creative alterations. For example, certain character expressions or plot points might be slightly changed to fit the animation format.

You can describe time through the characters' actions or dialogue. For example, 'It was already dark when she got home.'

Not always. A screenshot is just a moment in the story and might not convey the complete plot, characters' emotions, or the overall theme.

Yes, there are. Some comic book covers use dark and menacing imagery like a desolate, shadowy landscape with a menacing figure in the center to represent the horrible story within. It gives the reader a preview of the darkness and unease they'll experience while reading.

Battlefield 1 represents true stories through its detailed maps. For example, the maps of the battlefields are modeled after real locations. It also shows the different types of uniforms and equipment that soldiers actually used during World War I.

Not really. Superman is more associated with DC Comics, not Marvel.

It depends. Sometimes the show can capture the main ideas of the story views well, but there might be some differences in details.

It depends. Sometimes a screenshot can give a good idea, but it might not show the full context or all the important details.