The **Complete H.G. Wells 8 Books Hardback Collection Set** typically refers to a box or set of eight of H.G. Wells’ most famous novels. This collection might include the following classic works, although it can vary depending on the specific edition or publisher:

1. **The War of the Worlds** (1898)
One of Wells’ most famous works, a science fiction novel that tells the story of a Martian invasion of Earth.

2. **The Time Machine** (1895)
A pioneering work of science fiction, introducing the concept of time travel through the use of a time machine.

3. **The Invisible Man** (1897)
A chilling tale about a scientist who discovers a way to become invisible but struggles with the consequences of his newfound power.

4. **The Island of Doctor Moreau** (1896)
A novel about a shipwrecked man who discovers a mad scientist conducting horrific experiments on animals, turning them into human-animal hybrids.

5. **The First Men in the Moon** (1901)
A science fiction novel about two men who travel to the Moon and encounter strange alien life.

6. **The Food of the Gods** (1904)
This novel explores the idea of gigantism caused by a new food that grows giant plants and animals, leading to conflict between the normal and the oversized.

7. **The Shape of Things to Come** (1933)
A futuristic novel that outlines a vision of the future, focusing on the events after a global war and the development of a utopian society.

8. **The War in the Air** (1908)
A novel set in a time of future air warfare, exploring the potential for global conflict fought with airships.

### Features:
– **Hardback editions**: Often comes in a hardcover format with a cloth or leather binding and a decorative design.
– **Boxed set**: Typically packaged in a sturdy box or slipcase to keep all books together.
– **Classic design**: These editions may feature vintage-style illustrations or classic cover art, and may even include introductions, annotations, or footnotes to enhance the reader’s experience.

Such a set provides a thorough exploration of H.G. Wells’ contribution to science fiction, showcasing his early work in speculative fiction that explored topics ranging from technology and evolution to social issues and the future of humanity.