Charlie Hebdo publishes special issue since after Terrorist attack.

French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has
published its first issue since an attack on its
office last week, featuring what they say is a
depiction of Prophet Muhammad.

The newspaper unapologetically skewered
other religions as well in its latest publication
released on Wednesday, and bragged that
Sunday's turnout of a million people at a
march in Paris to condemn terrorism was
larger "than for mass''.

All 700,000 issues of the magazine distributed
across France on Wednesday morning sold
out just hours after it hit newsstands. At least
five million copies of the magazine will be
made available throughout the week.