Recent edition(s) of Asimov's "Robot" stories?

[Sgt. Sacrament]

Years ago I posted a question about reading Isaac Asimov's "Robot" stories, and someone here recommended the edition called "The Complete Robot." I was able to get a copy from the library, and enjoyed it. Now I'm in the position of providing sci-fi input for my sister's kids (since my sister doesn't care for sci-fi but the kids are interested). One of the kids, a teenager, recently read Asimov's original "Foundation" books and loved them, so I thought I'd suggest the "Robot" stories next, but having moved, the library here doesn't have "The Complete Robot", and it is out of print (and it may actually not have been complete).

All that to say, I can buy a second-hand copy of the old "The Complete Robot", but before I do, are there any more recent editions that anyone is aware of? I tried searching but was overwhelmed with results, so I thought I'd "crowd source" it. Thanks in advance for any replies.

 

[Skipper]

This one is the most recent edition I could find.

But consider Asimov died 27 years ago. It's not like that there are many new stories out there written by him.

 

[Sgt. Sacrament]

Thanks! I did not see that one.

Oh yeah, I know he's not cranking out new stories, but the ones he has put out are endlessly reprinted in new editions

 

[Kor]

Who knows? Perhaps a stash of previously unpublished stories might be discovered someday by his estate, or something.

Kor

 

[Cyrus]

His Lije Baley robot novels are the best sci-fi whodunits ever.