Making a stylish magazine is tough, especially when you have to cram tons of articles in it. Cream isn't a let down in quantity. Issue 33 has a story about Airwalk, BMX in Mexico, the Mini-FAT-JAM gets a page, they covered the Old School Reunion at Woodward West, the Proper Barcelona trip is in there, some snowscoot article, the Masters of Dirt, Jomopro, Dimitri Coste and his Vans collection, BMX war, Japan Influence 3, The Fuel girls, Circle Cow number 10, the Best Of Homeboy, Pascal Guerard, Remi Issaly, Ucchie, BMX Pros trick team, Sebastian Heck, a street portfolio and lots more.
The good thing is that part of the text is in English. I try to understand French but it's so much easier to read the English part. Anyone can pick up the mag that way.
If you're on a road trip in France this summer, look for a copy of Cream. The perfect way to kill some time on the long highway. Price: 5 Euros.
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When Christian Van Hanja told me recently that Cream isn't really doing covers with photos of riding I tried to think what the last few covers were. The most recent one is of Terry Adams and a chick going underwater. Sure, there is a bike in the photo but it's far from a handrail photo. Doing different stuff needs to be respected, otherwise we'll end up seeing the same stuff everywhere. It's easy to walk the walk. It's harder to be original and take the risk. Underwater flatland cover on a magazine. When is the last time you saw that? 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.