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I've been using super clean to try to strip paint. I've noticed my super clean has basically turned jet black (it's three layers of paint, dumby primed over paint over primer.)

Along with the black colour, it seems like it's far less effective at taking paint off. Should I just dump out the degreaser, and buy a second jug? Should I be taking out the models and scrubbing them in water instead of the greaser?

Absolutely. It will easily lose its ability to strip paint the more polluted with paint it becomes. It's not something you can keep in a jug for months of work.

It is a disposable commodity.