NEW YORK, N.Y. — Since the Paris massacre, the newspaper plans to print 3 million for the new issue, which has a cartoon depiction of the Prophet Mohammed on the cover.
However, The American audience may have to wait.
A page on Amazon offers a one-year subscription, a total of 52 issues, for $181.39. The expected delivery time is anywhere from four to six weeks.
Compounding matters for Kindle readers: The Amazon page doesn’t offer a digital subscription.
It was also unclear Tuesday how much of the new issue, which will stay on sale for eight weeks, will appear on Charlie Hebdo’s website. The site has been converted into a fundraising vehicle since the massacre.
Bookseller Barnes & Noble does not carry Charlie Hebdo and has “no plans to do so,” according to spokeswoman Mary Ellen Keating.
CNNMoney also reported several newsstands in New York City won’t have the publication on their shelves.
