How is Steve Trevor coming back to life??

Wonder Woman took place during the 1st World War. Captain America didn't take place until the 2nd World War, decades later. You MCU fans probably haven't gotten to that in your History class yet, but there's a huge difference between World War I and World War II.

Okay, don't get me wrong, I spent a good deal of time yelling at Gamora and Quill (granted, I yell at Quill anytime a GUARDIANS movie is on), because she should have asked Drax or Rocket to take her out, if Thanos got her. Rocket knows what it is to be used (*see Hawkeye's speech about being taken apart and remade), so he would have done it without hesitation even if it would have broken his trash panda heart to do it. Drax would understand her thinking, and he would honor her request because she is his friend and she asked him to this. Asking Quill was a terrible idea, though he did ultimately try to shoot her the way she asked (too late, cause the Reality Stone was in the Gauntlet by then).

I didn't post this as a play on how much better the DCU/MCU is compared to the MCU/DCU. I love them both. Both sets of heroes have their flaws, they both have their gold. Bruce got too focused on what Superman MIGHT to and lost sight of the real goal of his life's work - Tony got so focused on the pain he had caused by accident/oversight that he let it overtake his good sense. Clark was a newbie to the superhero gig and he screwed up a bit at the beginning, though he did manage to save the whole planet (I would point out, this is the thing with Super Hero Movies- showing how even they can't save everyone), Steve seemingly is choosing his friend (Bucky) over everyone else but if you look at his scene with Tony earlier when discussing Wanda you can see he is fighting against what HYDRA was taking advantage of in WINTER SOLDIER (people will hand over their freedom for security- and again, they go at this idea that even superheroes can't always save everyone). I think that was part of the point for INFINITY WAR. These guys (especially Team Cap) have given so much, have saved so many people, and they can't even save the people they cared about most [Okoye could not save T'Challa and has now lost him twice, Steve could not save Bucky and has lost him for about the 5th time, Rocket couldn't save Groot and had to watch him die again, Peter couldn't save Gamora, Wanda couldn't save Vision, etc. etc.], and trying to fight this, each their own way since the previous movies fractured them and their strategies/personalities/etc. kept the divides wide in INFINITY WAR, they didn't stand a chance of saving the half of the world that went POOF.

Although yes, doing that kind of timeline/magic thing I posted about earlier, could easily work to show what a selfless hero Diana is. And could work to help her do things she needs to in WW84 without messing up the timeline/characterization from WWI or JUSTICE LEAGUE. And the DC universe, in the comics, has plenty of alternate realities and such, so it isn't like there wouldn't be a plethra of source material in the backlogs of comics, for them to research/steal from. I trust Patty Jenkins. She won't screw up her 2017 masterpiece.

Regardless of how he comes back, if a resurrected Steve Trevor plays a significant role in the WW sequel, it will be a major blow to the original movie ... not to mention to all those fans who thought that the finality of Steve Trevor’s death was the thing that made the movie so special.

How many of those fans will come out and condemn the decision to reboot Steve Trevor (in whatever form), and how many will make fools of themselves trying to justify it?

This should be fun to watch!