Are there any existing examples or best practices for adapting classic short stories like "Thank You, M'am" into comic strip format?

While specific examples of a "Thank You, M'am" comic strip might not be widely published, there are numerous graphic novel adaptations of classic literature (e.g., Shakespeare, Steinbeck, Poe). Best practices include staying true to the original story's core message and plot, using distinct art styles to enhance mood, carefully selecting key moments for panels, and ensuring dialogue is impactful yet concise.