Complex analysis Joseph Bak , Donald J. Newman / Undergraduate texts in mathematics

From the reviews: "This is a book about which it is easy to be enthusiastic. It includes the matter which one looks for in an undergraduate textbook, but it also provides all sorts of topics and examples which stretch the imagination and show how useful the subject really is. The presentation, though rigorous is never stuffy. It is to be hoped that many new students will be drawn to function theory by this valuable text. Perhaps a few more references to more advanced books could with advantage be added at the end so as to encourage a student who has been stimulated to carry his reading further. The slightly sketchy bibliography of 10 books are roughly the same level is not quite worthy of the text, but this is a relatively minor blemish."