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Here's some out info. http://www.beautyofbirds.com/gout.html But after looking at all the photos again, it looks like necrotic tissue, or dead tissue. Probably a bad infection inside like sepsis. Sorry but it looks very grim. You may want to take it to a vet or euthanize it yourself. Good luck.

Look up gout in chickens. It's often caused by kidney problems related to feeding too much calcium to roosters and non-laying chickens.

Chickens can also get gout in their feet. Can you post any pictures?