63 Two+ Complex Analysis Books for Self learning

Books Featured:
1. Saff and Snider
Fundamentals of Complex Analysis with Applications to Engineering, Science, and Mathematics
[Infinitely readable, my go-to book for this subject]
2. Ahlfors
Complex Analysis
[A classic, most closely equivalent to Baby Rudin]
3. Brown and Chruchill
Complex Variables and Applications
[Complements Saff and Snider, another classic]
4. Stewart and Tall
Complex Analysis
[I did not end up making much use of this book. It has some additional material I may cover on a second round through this neautiful subject]
5. Edwards
Riemann's Zeta Function
[Most definitely a second round book, more of a research monograph. It's all in there, but I need to have more than the Saff and Snider level of maturity to read this book. It could even be more of a third round book]
6. Needham
Visual Complex Analysis
[Exquisite is the word this book deserves. It's on my 'must read during second round' list. It did not fit Saff and Snider, and so it's definitely a second round book. It is missing some content that gets solid coverage in Saff and Snider, Ahlfors, and Brown and Churchill]

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I went on to spend some time on real and complex analysis, in these playlists:
Real Analysis Bartle and Sherbert
Real Analysis Thomson Bruckner Bruckner (TBB)
Wade Intro to Analysis
Complex Analysis Saff and Snider
Mendelson Number Systems for Analysis
Walter Rudin Mathematical Analysis

[mathematicaladventures]

I went on to spend some time on real and complex analysis, in these playlists:
Real Analysis Bartle and Sherbert
Real Analysis Thomson Bruckner Bruckner (TBB)
Wade Intro to Analysis
Complex Analysis Saff and Snider
Mendelson Number Systems for Analysis
Walter Rudin Mathematical Analysis

[martinhawrylkiewicz]

Great vid! When I took Complex Analysis course in College, we used Complex Variables with Applications by Churchill (7th edition).