The phrase "a complete illustrated" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to modify.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a type of book or resource that is both complete and illustrated, but it needs to be followed by a noun.
Example: "I just bought a complete illustrated guide to gardening."
Alternatives: "a fully illustrated" or "an illustrated comprehensive".
SOUTHERN LIVING HOME COOKING BASICS: A Complete Illustrated Guide to Southern Cooking.
www.lodgemfg.com (423) 837-7181 THE MAGIC OF FIRE -- William Rubel's book is a complete illustrated treatise on fire cooking then and now.
At the same time much has been written about Chadwick; above all there is a complete illustrated catalogue covering the years 1947-1996, the work of Dennis Farr and Chadwick's third wife, Eva Reiner.
But it was impossible to be a real bird-watcher without a complete, illustrated field guide to Chinese birds, and the first of these, by John MacKinnon and Karen Phillipps, wasn't published until 2000.
I would definitely pay top dollar for complete illustrated editions of Marmalade Atkins (a nose-thumbing British answer to Pippi Longstocking) or What-a-Mess, Frank Muir's small, fat, ungainly Afghan puppy.
Read the complete illustrated version of "Islam and Human Values" here.
The site now features maps to all historic districts, a full list of new designations with crisp photographs, an illustrated restoration guide and a complete set of applications needed to navigate the often-arduous approval process.
(A complete list of works owned by each brother is included in the illustrated catalog from Yale University Press that accompanies the show).
Even though this often resembles an illustrated medical lecture, there's much to admire in the way the company conjures a complete world with all synapses firing.
Together, they've produced a thorough travel guide, complete with illustrated instructions for appearing sane during the preflight psychological exam ("Avoid uncontrollable sobbing") and eating in space ("Crumbs can kill if inhaled while sleeping in orbit").
Digitally restored by the BFI National Archive and Academy Award-winning film historian Kevin Brownlow, this multi-disc set features a complete 2K restoration of a five-and-a-half-hour version of the film, Carl Davis' electrifying, monumental score, a feature-length commentary, documentaries, an illustrated 60-page book, and more.
