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The problem is the ending of the story throws a lot of stuff out that isn't explained. How can Homura remember everything? Why can Madoka's brother remember her? How can Homura hear Madoka at the end? This completely contradicts Kyubey's statements that Madoka would be completely erased from existence. What is the true miracle Madoka spoke of?
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Well, in fairness to Homura's memory, she's all about remembering other timelines, and her 'soul' is from outside the world Madoka created.
And Kyubey doesn't know how magic works. He only has empirical experience to work off of and there's no precedent for what Madoka did. Everything else can simply be Madoka having an ephemeral, spiritual presence in her world.
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That's interesting. Madoka did have wings, yes, but only in her ultimate form, when she was a lot more powerful than in her early incarnations. So it can be assumed that, since Homura has wings in the new world, she's also more powerful than she was before. Well, considering her corrosive wings attack it's pretty much a fact that she's stronger, but anyway...
The question is, why is she more powerful?
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Why wouldn't she be? She's the prophet to a goddess. ^_^
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We know the power of a magical girl is dictated by her karma, so it would be interesting to see if Gen can explain how Homura got her new powers and how it relates to her karma in the new world.
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Homura tied her karma to Madoka Kaname. Madoka Kaname is now an omnipotent multidimensional being. Woom.