Charlie Hebdo to Publish First Regular Issue After Attack

French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo will publish its first regular issue on Wednesday, more than a month after two Islamist gunmen staged a massacre at its office, local media reported Tuesday.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The office of Charlie Hebdo, known for its satirical depictions of political and religious figures, including the Prophet Muhammad, was attacked in early January. Twelve people, including the editor-in-chief, were killed.

A week after the deadly shooting, the magazine published the so-called "survivors" issue," but since then no other publications have been made.

The cover of the new Charlie Hebdo's issue features ex-French president Nicolas Sarkozy, leader of the far-right National Front Party Marine Le Pen, a terrorists and Pope Francis, according to France 24.

"Here we go again," a statement on the cover says.

Some 2.5 million copies of Charlie Hebdo's new issue will be available.