Dr. Michael J. Vassallo (Doc V.) got copies of photo stats from Cory Sedlmeier (a member of the editorial team at Marvel) for two prepared, but never published new fantasy titles, "Tales to Astound You" #1 and "Journey into Fantasy" #1. The series were maybe planned to be launched in autumn 1956. (The TtAY stories ended up in Strange Tales (I) #51 and the JiF stories ended up in Uncanny Tales (I) #47.)

Dr. Michael J. Vassallo (Doc V.) got copies of photo stats from Cory Sedlmeier (a member of the editorial team at Marvel) for two prepared, but never published new fantasy titles, "Tales to Astound You" #1 and "Journey into Fantasy" #1. The series were maybe planned to be launched in autumn 1956. (The TtAY stories ended up in Strange Tales (I) #51 and the JiF stories ended up in Uncanny Tales (I) #47.)

On the Bullpen Page of November 1971 Marvel writes:
"And while we're playing Honest Abe, we wanna go the whole route and tell you that a couple of our monthly mags will contain a minimal amount of reprint material - and why! Two of 'em - DAREDEVIL and IRON MAN - will be combining into one bombshell title starting next month, to make room for new ideas and new concepts."
Well, Abe might be honest, but he cannot tell the future. Although both titles sold not too well, Iron Man went bi-monthly and no combined title was published in the end, as Marvel reneged on the whole idea of larger size comics.
Thanks to Dan Sanders for making me aware of this announcement and to Barry Pearl for providing the Bullpen Page in his outstanding "Essential Marvel Age Reference".

In The Savage Sword of Conan #15 a note on the Esau Cairn pin-up claims "Soon to be a Marvel Comic entitled Warrior of the Lost Planet, adapted by Roy Thomas and Tim Conrad". It ended up as the Almuric story arc in Epic Illustrated #2-5.

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	FC by Frank Miller (Based on the cover of Daredevil (I) #181)	1
	? W-Michael Carlin, Christopher James Priest   P/L-?   I/F-?   L-?   C-? Details Details	?

This limited series by Chris Claremont and Barry Windsor-Smith was mentioned on the letter page of Uncanny X-Men (I) #196 and #212. The plot was then merged into Uncanny X-Men (I) #220-227.

This limited series by Louise Jones was mentioned on the letter page of Uncanny X-Men (I) #199.

This one-shot by Ann Nocenti and Art Adams was intended to be a sequel to the Longshot (I) limited series and was mention on the letter page of Uncanny X-Men (I) #220.

This limited series (by Chris Claremont, Rick Leonardi and Dan Green) was announce on the letter pages of Uncanny X-Men (I) #208, 213 and 215.

On the letter page of Uncanny X-Men (I) #229 an 8-part Wolverine story is announced in a new, weekly comic named Marvel Universe. This project was probably modified to become Marvel Comics Presents (I).

This one-shot by Ann Nocenti and Rick Leonardi featuring "the return of Peter to his homeland" is mentioned on the letter page of Uncanny X-Men (I) #235. It most likely became the God's Country storyarc.

Mentioned in Conan the King #55 as part of Margaret Clark's profile, which was the working title for Elektra Lives again.

This series was announced on a full-page ad in The New Mutants (I) #36: "There are some kids just too wild to handle. When they're mutants, it can spell disaster. Coming from Marvel", including a picture of Warlock and Sunspot. It probably became the series Fallen Angels.

On the Bullpen page of April 1990 Danny Fingeroth's profile lists him as author of this GN.

This graphic novel by Gregory Wright and Jim Lee, though never published, got a lot of publicity on the letter pages of the Punisher magazine. Some art and dialogs of this GN can be found in The Punisher Annual #4.

This graphic novel by Charles Dixon and Gery Kwapisz was announced, but never published.

Issues #1 to 4 were announced but never published.

Issues #1 to 4 were announced but never published.

Mentioned on the letter page of The Punisher War Journal (I) #64.

Issues #1 to 4 were announced but never published.

Announced but never published. (Writer: Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning; Art: Hugh Haynes,Mark McKenna, Mick Gray)

In Marvel: Portraits of a Universe #2 Marcus McLaurin mentions that Tristan Shane is the painter of that new series.

In issue #7 of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, there is a 3-page ad for the Flashback storyarc. Among the listed issues is also an "Avengers #-1" (the Flashback issue), but it was never published.

The planned cover for this issue was included in Avengers: The Ultron Imperative #1, but the issue itself was never published.

Solicited, but not published. (Assigned writer was Ann Nocenti.)

The Satana series was supposed to be not code-approved (as all other "Strange Tales" series were). When the series had to submit to the code, Satana was cancelled.

Mentioned on the letter page of Generation X #61 as "We are looking into doing another GENERATION X Underground as we speak. Look for it in 2000!"

The letter page of Iron Man (III) #23 promises a "Look Back In Armor" bookshelf series "in the not so distant future". but it seems that is never was published.

Announced in Marvel Previews #2 to collect Inhumans (IV) #1-6 with a cover by J.H. William III. (144 pgs., PSR, $14.99)

On the letter page of X-Men (I) #12 this announcement is made:
"By now, you've probably heard that mighty Marvel will be offering eight super-Annuals this summer! They include the fabulous FANTASTIC FOUR ANNUAL ('natch!), the SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL, THOR ANNUAL, SGT. FURY ANNUAL, MARVEL TALES ANNUAL, KID COLT OUTLAW ANNUAL, and the popular favorites of all adventure fans -- MILLIE THE MODEL ANNUAL, and PATSY WALKER'S FASHION PARADE ANNUAL! All kiddin' aside, those value-packed 25c gems will contain some reprint material, and some brand new stories, too -- just to keep you thoroughly confused! We're mighty proud of 'em all -- latch on to them and you'll see why! 'Nuff said!"
It seems that the Kid Colt Outlaw Annual never left the corral.

Announced in Marvel Previews #2 to collect Ultimate Adventures #1-6 with a cover by Duncan Fegredo. (144 pgs., PSR, $12.99)

Announced in Marvel Previews #3 as four-part limited series by Daniel Way (writer) and Darick Robertson (pencils, cover). (MAX, 32 pgs, Parential Advisory, $2.99)

This one-shot by Peter Bagge (writer, pencils, cover) was announced in Marvel Previews #3 (32 pgs., PSR, $2.99). It is however contained in Strange Tales (V).

Announced in Marvel Previews #4 to collect Trouble #1-5 with a photo cover. (128 pgs., PSR+, $13.99)

Announced in Marvel Previews #10 to collect X-Force (I) #1-4 and Spider-Man #16 with a cover by Rob Liefeld. (136 pgs., PSR, $15.99)

Announced in Marvel Previews #15ff as 5-part limited series by Karl Zinsmeister (writer), Dan Jurgens (pencils) and Esad Ribic (cover). Finally the whole series was published as a single TPB Combat Zone: True Tales of GI's in Iraq TPB #1. (32 pgs, PSR, $2.99)

Announced in Marvel Previews #16 as new Marvel Age series by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko (plot), Kitty Fross (writer), Patrick Scherberger (pencils), and Roger Cruz (cover). Most likely became Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (I). (32 pgs., All ages, $2.25)

The Captain Universe Prelude story arc built towards this series, but it was never published.

Announced in 2006/06 to "Collect Fantastic Four/Iron Man: Big in Japan #1-4, plus the Seth Fisher-illustrated story from Spider-Man Unlimited (II) #8" (T+, $12.99).

Announced in 2006/06 to "Collect Punisher vs. Bullseye #1-5" (Parental Advisory, $13.99).

#1 was originally announced for 2008/12, then delayed and finally cancelled in 2009/05.

Originally announced for 2008/12, then delayed and finally cancelled in 2009/05.

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Was intened as two issue limited series reprinting Halo: Uprising.

Announce for 2009/07 ($14.99), cancelled according to Marvel Previews #71

This one-shot was solicited but later cancelled.

This one-shot was listed in the Second Coming checklist, instead the issue X-Men: Second Coming #2 was published.