What is the best volume containing the complete works of Shakespeare?

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>>9676361
I like the one that has The Tempest in it. Some are more partial to the Othello one and I can see why. Of course the King Lear one isn't bad either.

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>>9676361
I wouldn't know, but looking for such a book I came across pic related and it seems to be working for me.

>>9676431
>The Oxford "We Edited The Plays To Be Like We Think They Were Originally Performed And Took Out Lots of Important Bits, Relegating Them To Appendices" ""Complete Works"" of Shakespeare
Good choice anon.

I've heard that Arden is pretty good.

>>9676361

THAT ONE!!! I have the hardback edition, and I consider it my most treasured possession

>>9676361
The Norton second edition, nigger

The Norton Third edition it's second best only to the Riverside. The one thing the Riverside doesn't have, tho, is an online edition, which the Norton does have and comes for free with each copy.

I'm eyeing the Doubleday & Co. Inc, version with the Rockwell Kent Illustrations at my local used bookstore. How is it?