Fantastic Four (1961 series) #26

This completes the 2-part sidebar to the Avengers mission to control the Hulk in issues 1-5 of their own comic. Hulk's anger this issue is aimed mainly at Captain America and Rick Jones, because he thinks Cap has stolen his sidekick. And he's not wrong. The Avengers will temporarily conclude their involvement with Hulk in Avengers #5.

Later additional comments by RobFJ:-

The previous week saw Daredevil #1 with the origin of blind lawyer Matt Murdock (a superhero with enhanced other senses) and his basic support cast Foggy Nelson & Karen Page. At this stage he's clad in a mixture of red and yellow. He won't switch to his classic all-red costume until #7. This title and X-Men aren't as well received as others, and there'll be no other new superhero title for some years. But this issue is also a sign of change for another reason. The pencilling for the other main superhero strips had been split between Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko (with some of the lesser strips handled by Marvel stalwarts like Dick Ayers and Don Heck). But this issue was pencilled by Bill Everett, the 40's/50's artist mainly famous for creating and sticking with Sub-Mariner. And subsequent issues will bring in other artists.
Besides that Journey Into Mystery #103 intro'd Enchantress & Executioner. Tales To Astonish #55's return of Human Top left room for only a 1-page text reprint which is how it will continue with 18p for Giant-Man & Wasp and 5p for Wasp alone until the text story is dropped in #58.
This week also sees teenage Iceman of the X-Men guesting with Human Torch in Strange Tales #120, and its remaining 2p text item dropped to 1p while somehow managing to increase *both* HT and Dr Strange strips by 1p each. This will be the status quo until a letters page replaces the text page in #126. Tales Of Suspense #53 includes the Origin Of The Watchers in the Tales Of The Watcher slot (from now on all the TOW tales will be *about* the Watcher(s) nor just told by him). But TOS and JIM still include extra 'monster' stories. However TOS now follows JIM's lead by having Iron Man's name more prominent on the cover than the mag's title. Ant-Man and Human Torch will never achieve that status, which is reflected in the result that they'll never have long-running titles as IM and Thor do.