Power-scaling Rules for Marvel and DC Comics

There are several massive problems with using power-scaling for these two prominent franchises that have shared hundreds of different authors over several decades. Said writers naturally tend to have highly differing opinions and interpretations, which is reflected in their stories. Quite often, internal story logic regarding relative power levels is ignored, and personal favouritism (along with plot convenience) decides the outcome of confrontations. While this is done to avoid making outcomes

Hercules (Marvel Comics), Marvel & DC Wiki

Between DC and Marvel, who does better in terms of scaling the power of their characters consistently? - Quora

Batman, a non-powered human, just killed a Grimm with his bare hands in the first DC/RWBY issue. How durable are these things supposed to be again? : r/RWBY

Namor (Marvel Comics), Marvel & DC Wiki

Quicksilver (Marvel Comics), Marvel & DC Wiki

10 Marvel characters who can defeat Superman, ranked

Strength Scale, Marvel Database

White Lantern Superman (Pre-Flashpoint) vs Composite Usagi (Sailor Moon) : r/PowerScaling

Between DC and Marvel, who does better in terms of scaling the power of their characters consistently? - Quora

Injustice Gods Among Us Year Two: The by Taylor, Tom

Loki (Marvel Comics), Marvel & DC Wiki

Between DC and Marvel, who does better in terms of scaling the power of their characters consistently? - Quora

Wally West (DC Comics) vs Medaka Kurokami (Medaka Box) : r/PowerScaling

Between DC and Marvel, who does better in terms of scaling the power of their characters consistently? - Quora