EW
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Could say the same thing about the comics themselves. It's an easy thing to write to very easily get emotions running in the crowd. That's why it's used so often.
Guardians broke formula elsewhere, so I wasn't too mad about one easy way out.
Heroes that die and return later? Um... are you new to comics or something? Cause for decades, MANY decades, pretty much since hero comics came about, heroes dying and miraculously returning has been there. Maybe start watching different movies if this bothers you enough to tell the world about it.