In a word, yes, I'm sure they'll come back eventually. Pretty much everything seems to come in cycles.
Pearls and sparkles were everywhere, then died completely in the 80s and 90s, only to come back hard in the early 2000s. I feel like solid color wraps are just starting to come back, gaining some ground against the "vintage" wraps. Plus exotic finishes are becoming more popular, especially since engineered versions are making them cheaper, and therefore easier to get.
One up, one down was replaced by two up, one down, was replaced by eight up, one down, were in turn was replaced by one up one down again. Then it was fusion sized 10-12-14, but it turns out not many people really liked the 14 hanging tom, both because it lacks a satisfying thump, and flying "floor" toms is kind of a pain. Now the 10-12-16 is the new standard, but 13" toms in general are once again making a comeback.
Most of these trends are started by wanting a new look; it's usually practical considerations that make the door swing the other way. Big kits went away in part because they're expensive and a drag to shlep around. Deep bass drums can look cool, but once again transporting can be a pain. But I'm sure they'll be back in force eventually. Even now they're fading pretty slowly, so who knows, maybe they'll never truly leave?