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He's quite handsome! But based on his comb, he cannot be from a Leghorn x ISA Brown cross. That cross would produce only single comb chicks, but his comb is something else. To get that comb, from that list of breeds, one of the parents must have been an EE. I think most likely the father was...

I have also read about something of the sort. But the ones I have read about, they do not have females or males that actually look like the other sex. It's more a matter of breeding from wrongly-colored females to get the best males, or wrongly-colored males to get the best females...

Probably male, with that much comb at 3 weeks. You probably cannot create a breed with male coloring in both sexes. There is a particular gene (hen feathering) that makes a male chicken have hen-shaped and hen-colored feathers. Sebrights are the best-known breed with that gene. I do not think...