I think he is depowered now.
Typically, if a hero goes beyond a Kryptonian's level (I don't mean just being favored vs them but rather on a whole new level) they exceed the limit for long term hero characterization. It's gonna be a temp power up. They will die. Go evil. They will get marginalized and leave the main stage. Whatever. Examples abound: Sentry, White Lantern Kyle (still in progress), Captain Atom at his highest, Insane Genis, Odin Power Thor, etc. etc.
Originally posted by riv6672
Thats an interesting observation.
I can see why DC'd do it, but i wonder why others do.
I don't mean that they peg the level to exactly Kryptonian stats. It's just that Kryptonian stats tend to be at the top of the natural range for allowable hero-level power.
How many Marvel heroes go around at a level significantly higher than Thor or Gladiator and stay that way? Not many. It's too unwieldy for the writers.
Originally posted by hutchy1345At his peak(as specified in the OP) he is Multiversal:
Is alan scott really this powerful (not familiar with his character) what level is he at?