Legacies.
Jango would be proud of Boba Fett if he was still alive.
Pros:
Everything comes together so smoothly in this issue. Thanks to Tom Taylor's writing, Boba Fett shows why he's the best at what he does, and much more. Both Boba and Conner are alike: they have some sort of legacy to live up to from their father, and they do it their own way: Boba being a bounty hunter and Conner just want the inheritance to be larger. What surprising is that this story is mostly been through Conner's point of view instead of Boba. The humor is nicely done in a way where it still maintains the serious nature of Boba Fett. At the end, the most feared man is not Tayand, but Boba Fett.
Another factor that made this issue, let alone the entire series so great, is the artwork by Chris Scalf. Beautifully detailed, great use of colors, and wonderful lighting so it doesn't make this issue look too dark.
Cons:
Unlike the third issue, the last issue doesn't have that same oomph.There's some good action pages, but not like what happened in the last issue.