Charlie Hebdo reveals first Cover since attack, Features Muhammad Holding 'Je Suis Charlie' Sign

Charlie Hebdo revealed their cover image for this week's issue, printed just days after two gunmen opened fire on the newspaper's office in Paris, killing 12 people. Four of the Charlie's cartoonists were killed in the attack.


The cover shows the Prophet Muhammad holding a "Je Suis Charlie" sign with the caption, "All is forgiven."

The newspaper said that it will print over 1 million copies this week, with financial help from Google, Le Monde and other organizations. They may even print an extra 2 million depending on the demand. It usually prints around 60,000.