I feel you Emperorjones. I am going to give it a shot and hope to enjoy the return of a recognizable T'Challa the Black Panther. At this stage of comic booking, I want to be immersed in a Black Panther comic book that takes T'Challa, his supporting cast and Wakanda down a path of in character continuity, creatively in-depth narrative and standout super heroics.
When Hudlin became the first high profile celebrity writer for Black Panther there was some trepidation because he wasn't a comic book writer like his predecessor Priest. However Hudlin was a comic book guy who respected the medium and the character and that came through. Not to mention he had some real cool ideas and greatly contributed to the advancement of Black Panther and Wakanda. While it is well publicized that he created Shuri and united T'Challa and Ororo, it is not mentioned enough that it was Hudlin who gave us the 10,000 year unconquered Wakanda. That had an incredibly positive impact on the Black Panther's mythos.
With the possible exception of Liss, the celebrity writers to follow Hudlin (Maberry, Coates) on the Black Panther's ongoing series lacked that prerequisite insight needed for T'challa and Wakanda to flourish. This is further exacerbated by this comic book era of inclusion, representation, gender switching and race swapping. I think Marvel doesn't have confidence enough that Redjack would follow the A.G.E.N.D.A.