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Spoiler warning: This review contains spoilers for \u2018Invincible\u2019 Season 4<\/em> <\/p>\n After nearly a year<\/a> of waiting, on March 18 Prime Video finally premiered the fourth installment of its beloved<\/a> comic book adaptation, \u201cInvincible,\u201d reaching its eight-episode conclusion on April 22. Fans were left edge with multiple Season 3 cliffhangers and Season 4 rewards their patience with plenty of answers \u2014 and, of course, introduces more questions for Season 5<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n This season is as fast-paced as always, with mounting interpersonal tensions wedged between bloodthirsty battles. Viewers are treated to an emerging rebel force determined to end the Viltrumite regime, a civil war festering in the depths of hell \u2014yes, that hell<\/a> \u2014 and plenty of alien invasions. Meanwhile, Mark (Steven Yeun) and Eve (Gillian Jacobs) navigate their relationship amidst this intergalactic war, Oliver (Christian Convery) continues to grow at record pace and Debbie (Sandra Oh) resumes her emotional recovery following the wake of Nolan\u2019s (J.K. Simmons) actions in Chicago<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the midst of these various subplots, however, the heart of the season turns its focus toward the Viltrumite regime and the coalition planning to topple their reign. The true scope of Viltrumite terror is revealed to both Mark and the audience when we learn that there are only 50 surviving Viltrumites in the universe. Despite being so few in number, they are desperate to cling to their nation\u2019s power, supremacy and bloodline.\u00a0<\/p>\n