It was immediately clear in AOTC that Jango Fett was going to receive more character growth than Boba Fett ever would. Open Seasons provides a pretty effective origin story for Jango. It's essentially a revenge tale. Jango hunts down Death Watch leader Vizsla, the man who killed his family and mentor. Moreover, the story provides more depth to Count Dooku's character as we see his disillusionment with the Jedi during a mission against the Mandalorians. In the end, of course, Dooku hires Jango to become the clone trooper template.
The art in the comic is on the border between cartoonish and realistic. It works pretty well at conveying the gruffness of the Mandalorians. Hayden Blackman writes the dialogue crisply and created a compelling plot that interweaves several periods in Jango's life. The only part that bothered me is Vizsla's uncanny ability to escape death. He always seems to escape. It made me wonder why Dooku hadn't recruited him instead.
Overall, this is essentially reading for fans of Mandalorians and Jango Fett.
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