On Friday, The Atlantic published “Art Is Free: Responses to Charlie Hebdo.”
We reached out to some of our contributors and asked them to articulate their reactions to this assault the best way they know how: through illustration. This gallery is dedicated to the people who lost their lives this week.
Here are a few of them:
From Mike McQuade:
From Johnny Selman:
From Serge Bloch:
Related: Our growing collection of political cartoons created after the shooting in Paris.
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