Your Big 3 in the book are Kyle, John and Ganthet. Now that you've had some time writing them, can you share your thoughts about your approach with each of them? Do you find yourself learning more about each of them every issue?
Kyle was someone I enjoyed from the moment Ron Marz introduced him. He's such an atypical GL recruit in that he's just an ordinary guy who happened to be in the right place at the right time. He's like what would happen if one of us got the ring, and what we found is that he had depths of courage and nobility that Kyle himself never dreamed of. I also loved the dynamic that Grant Morrison set up between Kyle and Wally when he was writing "JLA." Kyle has a great sense of humor and an upbeat attitude. And the ladies like him. He's definitely the GL you'd most want to have a beer with.
Where Kyle is outgoing and wears his heart on his sleeve, John is more turned inward. His still waters run deep, though, and he's the character I most want to explore and define. His background as both an architect and a Marine sniper sets up a yin/yang internal tug of war. Is he the builder or the destroyer? Naturally, he's both, but not knowing which side will win out in a conflict makes him unpredictable and fascinating.
Ganthet is the guy who knows everything and yet is a novice when it comes to his awakening emotions. It'll be fun to see personal growth in someone who has been around since the dawn of time. And he's got a whole badass Yoda vibe, so that's fun too.
GL is about the different Corps being curious about the White Lantern battery and whatnot whatnot. Brightest Day is about the 12 resurrected characters.
That is the vibe I got from this.
That was the best part. Having Ganthet in the ranks is original and great IMO. And it can bring a lot of good stuff, knowledge about a lot of things, powerful, etc... 
