Ant-Man's story - 6
Hulk's story - 6,5

Okay, well... For some reason Ant-Man got a complete 14 pages story, but Hulk got only 10 pages, while his story technically took only 9 of them... Hm... That's pretty embarrassing. But anyway. Ant-Man's story is... just boring. Again, evil commies to evil thing, but this time it was pretty badly written overall. They have some mysterious weapon that makes gorillas clever. And that's the best way to make slaves for yourself. Everyone knows, if some creature becomes intelligent - it also becomes very eager to be a slave. But anyway, the gun makes gorillas clever, BUT when used on human beings, it actually works in reverse. Makes sense, yeah. And also the effect is temporary. Why? Was anything of this explained? Nah, it's Stan Lee and he isn't writing Spider-Man here, so buckle up. Didn't really feel the Pym wife drama, by the way... And Stan made a really good drama for Spider-Man lots of times.

And now the Hulk. This story was definitely adapted in the 1966 animated show, I remember this one! Not a bad story overall, but Stan writes a pretty boring Hulk in general. Even these 9 pages had enough time to bore me a bit. And the art of Ditko is too simple here. I actually wouldn't even notice it's him if I didn't saw the credits.

All in all, I hope it gets better in the next issues. This issue feels like a warm-up. Maybe Stan thought it'll sell because it's something new and didn't really put enough effort in the writing here. more

Hulk: 6
Giant-Man: 4

Hulk finally gets a new book. The fact that it's not episodic but a continous story really works for him.