I really enjoyed Original Sin #4, but I can understand how some people might not like the fact that the plot didn't move along. It was basically a lot of chess pieces moving around, with all the character interaction that entails. The difference between how Original Sin is written and something like a Bendis Event (Secret Invasion, House of M), is that the character interaction is interesting and dynamic. All the characters have different personalities that are consistent with their characters, which causes all their interactions to be interesting and meaningful. Just because the issue is full of talking doesn't mean you could swap the word balloons around and still have the issue make sense. Original Sin is, at worst, an interesting comic, if not a good to great one.
On another note, I've read alot of meh concerning Future's End. I really loved the FCBD #0 issue because it involved Batman Beyond and crazy future time-travel where I get to see people die and stuff. Looked liked a rock-solid alternate history premise. But is this pastrami on rye lookin' series really just a turd sandwich?
I disagree with almost everything you wrote, especially since Ron Wimberly drew She-Hulk # 5. The art is just plain stunning, and I think it was the best issue yet. She-Hulk and Shocker sharing some beers after he vibrates his memories back, and having a really interesting down-to-Earth "superhero" talk, as well and Hei Hei mimicking Angie's actions during their adventure. The issue was just so damn fun and felt refreshing.
Also, I think Silver Surfer is great, so I think we're just on opposite sides of the comics fence here.
I enjoyed the writing on She-Hulk #5, but I just could not handle the art. The perspectives were interesting, but the overall line-work and shapes just rubbed me the wrong way. They looked ugly to me. I loved Pulido on it (despite the derpy eyes), so I hope he returns soon. I also hate Baccalo (terrible framing and flow) and enjoy Quitely despite potatoe-people for those that want me to picks sides.
Silver Surfer #3 was charming as all heck.