I have a question about Red She-hulk from Fear Itself. The special power says

STRONGER THAN JENNIFER: Red She-Hulk can use Super Strength. When using an object during an attack, increase the damage dealt by 1.

Does the +1 damage apply when she throws the object? If she throws a light object at someone does it do 2 or 3 damage?

I read it as simply saying that if she attacks with an object increase the damage dealt by 1. No where does it state only if doing a ranged attack or a close combat. So if she hits you with an object increase the damage by 1.

It also doesn't apply to the rule of 3, So if you perplexed up Damage and used heavy you would do +4 DMG.

So... Red She-Hulk's printed damage is 4. If she uses the Tank Turret, that would give her +3 damage to equal 7 damage. And Red She Hulk's 'Stronger Than Jennifer' power would increase the damage an additional +1? Giving her 8 damage? Am I understanding this right?

Yes. The damage VALUE can only be modified by 3, but the damage DEALT can be modified further.

Does the fear itself rules disallow standard objects?

Not according to anything I've seen.

Played a FI sealed where objects were disallowed since they where not part of the tourney pack. This made super strength a pointless power (red she hulk still does well). Special objects I could understand them being left out. Regular object come in the starter packs with the rules as well so most people have them.

That's an odd one. The standard rules for Sealed have never allowed anything other than standard objects, but I've never heard of standard objects being restricted for Sealed (and I've been listening a long time.)
I wonder what the thinking was behind that house rule?

There might be a rule sheet that does not state that they are allowed implicitly. There were a few other rules quirk that I ran across last night as well. I have not played many games in my time collecting but I understand how powers work from watching game videos and reading the realms. Rules arguments can happen when things are not explicitly stated but also when the rules are too wordy. I would like to see more examples in rulebook going forward. I was prevented from breaking away to charge as well. I am thankful the venue is available for play however.

That.

Is.

Awesome.

The Fear Itself rules sheet doesn't say to run the event any differently than a normal Sealed except for the allowance of the FI ATAs.
It's true that the tournament rules don't explicitly say you can bring standard objects for Sealed, but they don't say you can bring terrain markers, action tokens or dice either, and probably for the same reason: it's been the standard for Sealed for the life of the game to allow those things. So either the venue never allows objects for Sealed, or they made this rule for FI for some odd reason.
If there are other rules quirks you might want to ask about them here: we can usually come up with the answers and explanations you're looking for.

Actually,the tournament rules DO explicitly say that standard objects are allowed.

(I'm not sure that the document I have saved to my desktop is the latest version, but if not, it's pretty close.)

Yep, that's definitely in the latest tournament rules: i wonder how I missed that the first time I looked?

And if she critical hits... 9 damage...