Ben Potter, a popular YouTuber known by his online alias, Comicstorian, tragically passed away at the age of 40 due to an unforeseen accident. His wife, Nathalie Potter, confirmed the news on his social media account, expressing her grief and sharing fond memories of her late husband.
Potter, who was a beloved figure in the online community, was known for his engaging storytelling across various platforms. His wife described him as a supportive and loving individual, who was a rock for their family. Off-camera, Potter was known for his humor and his ability to ensure everyone around him was comfortable and happy.
Nathalie Potter shared that her husband was a genuine and loving person, who always made time for his loved ones. She also expressed that his YouTube channel was one of his greatest achievements. Despite the grief, she and his team plan to continue running the channel to honor his memory and keep his legacy alive.
The cause of Potter’s death has not been disclosed. He started his YouTube channel in 2014 and quickly amassed a following of over 3 million subscribers. His content was primarily focused on his passion for comics, creating audio dramas, and sharing his opinions and reviews on various comic books and superhero products, particularly those from Marvel and DC films.
In addition to his main channel, Potter also ran a gaming channel called Eligible Monster Gaming, which had nearly 200,000 subscribers. Here, he discussed video game lore from popular franchises like “Assassin’s Creed” and “Resident Evil.” He also had a vlog and a manga channel, Mangastorian, where he featured Japanese comics or graphic novels.
Potter’s insightful commentary on comics and gaming made him a beloved figure in the online community. His fans have expressed their sorrow at the news of his death, with many sharing their condolences and expressing how Potter’s work inspired them.
Potter’s final video, titled “Why DC’s Reboots Beat Marvel,” was posted a day before his death and has already garnered over 160,000 views and over 7,000 comments. Fans continue to share their condolences and express their admiration for Potter in the comments section of his final video.