She-Hulk 'Mean Spirited'?

Comics blogger Kalinara, who writes at Pretty, Fizzy Paradise has suffered a waning interest in the She-Hulk comic over the last year. Kalinara writes:

I don't know, I suppose a part of it is that I don't think I ever really found myself caring much about She-Hulk's supporting cast. Not even Awesome Andy, though he was a pretty neat gimmick, made much of an impression on me. I liked the trials and I liked the punching of things, and She-Hulk/Jennifer's identity issues. And while I wasn't really invested in her relationship with Jameson that dinner with J.Jonah was incredibly funny.

I guess, and I'm not sure this will make sense to anyone else, the humor and situations started to feel awfully...mean spirited to me. I can't even put my finger on a specific incident, so it's not like I can really support the claim at all. It's just my irrational feeling.

I suppose I agree, as my interest in the storyline has also diminished. It may be that the novelty of Slott's approach wore off, or it may be that I also had little emotion invested in the supporting cast. Another problem could be that Slott hasn't adopted the extended story-telling arc format that's such an important feature in other Marvel comics these days, which made it seem inconsistently paced alongside other titles.