Giving an explaination doesn't excuse the fact they are pulling back on a death that had meaning. You returned the character. Clone, LMD, dead for a few seconds. None of that changes that the character is back. If they weren't willing to let the character go, they shouldn't have done the death to begin with.
So I assume you have also boycotted any books involving Jean Grey, Jason Todd, Barry Allen, Hal Jordan, or Bucky... not to mention Captain America, Bruce Wayne, or Superman. And that list is by no means comprehensive. As was mentioned above, characters dying in comics and then the writers finding some way to bring them back is pretty central to comics.
I was heartbroken when Coulson died, as I have been a big Clark Gregg fan since his West Wing cameos and love the Coulson character. I loved how it inspired the turning point for the Avengers. Does his "resurrection" cheapen that? Absolutely. Do I feel emotionally cheated? Maybe a little. Am I upset about it? No, because that's how this industry has always worked (really, shame on me for someone dying offscreen in a comic movie and actually buying it), and ultimately I get to keep watching a beloved character every week.
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