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If the comb hasn't changed, that is promising. A cockerel's comb might be getting more big and red by now (although some cockerels are slower than others, so no certainty yet about whether yours is a pullet. But no change in the comb is a hopeful sign.)

White Leghorn is a definite possibility, given the color of the down and the feathers. Leghorns do tend to have rather large combs compared to many other breeds, so that is something to consider when trying to decide if the chick is male or female. Male vs. female, I'm not sure either way...

Not a Golden Comet pullet. You are right that a female Golden Comet should have a darker color (gold or red). The chick could be a Golden Comet male, or some other breed male, or (much less likely) a female of some other breed. Given the comb, I really doubt that you have a female of any breed...