One year on, so much and so little has changed for Charlie Hebdo.
Luz - the nom-de-toon of Renald Luzier, who drew last January's controversial "apologetic Muhammad" cover - said last year that it "no longer interests" him to render the Islamic prophet.
The reins of Charlie Hebdo have been taken by new leadership since the death of editor/cartoonist Stephane "Charb" Charbonnier.
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And the magazine labors on without eight of its late staffers, including Charb and four other cartoonists.