For those seeking a complex analysis textbook, several recommendations emerge from the discussion. Churchill's "Complex Variables and Applications" is favored for its clarity in distinguishing definitions, theorems, and proofs, although it lacks answers to exercises. Brown and Churchill also receive positive mentions for their comprehensive approach. "Visual Complex Analysis" by Needham is suggested for its intuitive insights, though it is not a standalone textbook. A. David Wunsch's "Complex Variables with Applications" is noted for its effective layout and problem-solving focus. Greene and Krantz's "Complex Analysis" is highlighted as an unconventional yet engaging option suitable for advanced undergraduates or beginning graduate students. Overall, Churchill's text is particularly recommended for its enduring appeal and accessibility.