Cartoonists Around The World Responded To The Paris Massacre With These Drawings

A terrorist attack Wednesday at the office of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris left the world in shock.

Five cartoonists, including the magazine's editor-in-chief Stephane Charbonnier, were killed. 

This morning, newspapers around the world dedicated their front pages to the massacre. Meanwhile, cartoonists all over responded to the deadly shootings with these moving images. 

Plantu, it says: "With Charlie Hebdo with all my heart."

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Albert Uderzo, the author of Asterix

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Gipi

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Jean Jullien

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Miguel Villalba Sanchez

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Leo Ortolani

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David Pope

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Dilem. The sentence means: "God is satire," but in French it sounds the same as "God is love."

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Vauro

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Luis Quiles

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Latuff

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Martin Vidberg. It says: "Today, I am a cartoonist. Today, I am a journalist. Today, I draw for Charlie Hebdo

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Zep. God is saying: "Cabu? For once, you are ahead"

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 Ruben Oppenheimer

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Remi Mallingrey

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Loïc Sécheresse

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Neelabh Banerjee

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Ann Telnaes

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Tomi Ungerer. The sentence means "No freedom without freedom of the press."

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