In Iris the Amazon, Iris is a librarian for the Amazons of Themyscira haunted by the ghosts of her past. After a sleepless night attempting to avoid thoughts of her past, Iris discovers the names of important women of history disappearing from the historical record. Iris steals a magical crown that allows her to travel through time to correct the timeline and stop whoever is attempting to remove important historical figures before they're lost forever.

In 1st Rhode Island, Jeremiah Olney leads the desegregated 1st Rhode Island Regiment with a focus on unity, inspiring soldiers of all backgrounds to cooperate and overcome challenges together. However, his leadership falters due to hesitations in pushing his men to their limits and an inability to assertively fight for his African-American soldiers' right to actively engage in combat. Olney's struggles highlight the tension between his compassionate ideals and the demands of military authority.

In 1st Rhode Island, Private John Rhodes is a resilient African-American soldier in the 1st Rhode Island Regiment, drawing strength from memories of his wife back in Rhode Island and the loyal dog he adopted in Manhattan. The bond with his dog serves as a constant reminder of home, while thoughts of his wife fuel his determination to survive the harsh realities of war. Rhodes finds solace and motivation in these connections, sustaining him through the darkest moments of battle.