You can try opening the settings page in the Steam client, go down to "Web Browser", and click "delete web browser cache".
This should force your client to redownload any images from Steam instead of using a cached version that is saved on your computer. I don't know if it will work, but I don't think it can hurt anything to try.
Edit: I don't know what cased those corrupted files to begin with, but if deleting and redownloading them works, it may be more of a temporary workaround that a fix if you have another problem.
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Again, this may not permanently fix the problem, but it could have just been a one time issue and not happen again. Thanks for the WL :)
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I dont know what hapened, but today i went to steam and i was looking for games, which i could buy and then i see these "broken" images (picture under this text).
Does anyone knows what is that, and how can i fix that?
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