CNN
The magazine cover is defiant, in-your-face and a notice to terrorists everywhere.
"They got the weapons -- Screw them, we got the Champagne!" says Charlie Hebdo's latest issue, which hits newsstands Wednesday.
A cartoon shows a man gleefully drinking Champagne as it pours out of holes in his body.
Staff and others at the satirical weekly publication were attacked in January bygunmen who were apparently outraged by Hebdo's portrayal of the Muslim prophet Muhammed in cartoons. Twelve people were killed, including several cartoonists beloved for their artistry. In the wake of Friday's assaults on numerous locations in Paris for which the Islamic extremist group ISIS has taken credit, Charlie Hebdo is demonstrating that it has no plans to back down and stands fully for France and French culture.
The latest cover of Charlie Hebdo.