Building on acoustic autofocusing in 1D media, we previously proposed acoustic Marchenko imaging for 1D and 3D media. Recently, the first steps have been set towards extending the single-sided Marchenko method to the elastodynamic situation. Here we discuss the extension of single-sided Marchenko focusing, Green's function retrieval and imaging to the elastodynamic situation. With numerical examples in a horizontally layered medium we show that, at least in principle, a true amplitude image can be obtained, free of artefacts related to multiple reflections and wave conversions. The method can be extended to 3D situations, in a similar way as we extended the acoustic 1D method to the 3D situation.