Here's a question that arose while making my FF prerelease team.

Lets say you have two wildcard figures coping the Anti-Supes team and they outwitted a power. Now during you opponents turn he/she targets the one with outwit. But I decide that if I copy the batman ally he/she cannot target my figure no longer. After that he/she wishes to use the power that my outwit had turned off. Now can i just simply take the Anti-Supes again and effectivly turn the power off again.

I know that if outwit is lost or countered the effect of outwit is lost as well. but what happens if outwit comes back before my next turn??

Doesn't matter. You would need to actively Outwit again. Which you cannot do on your opponent's turn. So your opponent still has access to the power. (And if it was your turn...that character could only use Outwit once on your turn. Now if they were equal point values and it was your turn....)

k thx for the quick reply (not the one i wanted but meh!)
i just got confused with the faq saying that outwit lasts till the beginning of my next turn. I didn't think that losing outwit and gaining it again would "reset" the power.

An Outwit would normally last that long. (I think you may be refering to the PAC update for Outwit which is in the FAQ.) But when you lose the Outwit (which you do in the example) the Outwitted power comes back. (Which is also in the description.) Getting Outwit again wouldn't cause the power to become Outwitted again.

Now under Outwit in the FAQ (lower sections) it does say is that if you Outwit a power...and the Outwitted power is lost and then returns, then that power would still be Outwitted. (Example, you Outwit RCE...the character is hit and loses RCE...but then gets hit again and RCE back...then the RCE would still be Outwitted.) But that's different than the Outwitter losing Outwit and getting Outwit back again.