It irks me that certain characters have lots of hyperbole attached to their powerset but don't get to showcase them on-panel for whatever reason. It leaves much to the imagination, which is healthy but when it comes to debate, not much to draw on other than blanket statements like "the power of 1000 suns" (what

is that?!). Really well-illustrated characters that I like with few showings include Roma - daughter of Merlyn and omnimatrix/guardian of the omniverse, Yuga Khan - father to Darkseid, Llan - an evil beyond god or devil. Even characters with more appearances rarely get written with opportunities to showcase their actual potential. For example, the Phoenix power-level is always debatable because the force rarely exhibits any skillset other than the amplification of the host's innate powers + fire manipulation. I guess, time and space travel as well, but nothing that demonstrates it to be an essential force in the universe on par with the Abstracts or a feeding Galactus. I mean we have Roma who is daughter to the greatest sorcerer of legend and has proven to be an omniversal constant (appearances following death at the hands/lips of Abraxas), but most of her endeavors involve ordering the Captain Britains around and because of the advanced technology at her disposal, who's to say whether an act of her is magic and innate or scientific.