The pencil is more versatile than the sword: Why terrorism can't win

The horrific Charlie Hebdo attack tells us two things: Cartoons are powerful, and the perpetrators of the killing are cowards who are terrified of cartoons. As a cartoonist and as a pacifist, I am depressed and angry about this attack. But there’s some cosmic solace in the fact that a broken pencil is mightier than a broken sword.

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Andy is a graphics editor and cartoonist at Fusion.